Toronto Beer Week to be Previewed With Music & ProAm Beer Night
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On July 19, 2013 At 12:00 pm
Category : Beer Events, Homebrewing
Tags : Ontario, Toronto Beer Week
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TORONTO, ON – As preview and promotion for Toronto Beer Week (September 13th to 21st, 2013), the organizers will be presenting an event in August that celebrates the shared DIY spirit of independent music and homebrewed beer.
The TBW Music & ProAm Beer Night will take place on August 4th at 3030 (3030 Dundas St. W., Toronto) and will feature performances by DJ Oh16, Seraphic Lights and HOTKID, and the debut of Pro-Am collaborative beers from Great Lakes Brewery & Norm McCabe, Black Oak Brewery & John Henley, and 5 Paddles Brewing & Durham Homebrewers Club. An assortment of other Ontario craft beers will also be available on tap.
Doors open at 7:00 PM, and admission is $15.
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