Posts Tagged ‘Brewery’
Mardi Gras Magic: A Celebration Near You
Sure, we’re a flight away from the Mardi Gras epicenter, but Chatham and Orange counties will be bringing the energy of New Orleans to us! With roots that stretch back thousands of years, Mardi Gras traditions are founded in ancient Roman festivals. It’s celebrated in France on Shrove Tuesday, just before the start of Lent. French settlers eventually brought the party to Louisiana in the 1700s, where it quickly became a local tradition. And from its medieval European origins, Mardi Gras became the parades and festivities we know today!
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All Aboard the Brew ‘n’ Choo!
All aboard! The Brew ‘n’ Choo is back at the New Hope Valley Railway! This Saturday, May 6, experience a ride on this historic railroad, Thirsty Skull Brewing beer in hand.
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Thirsty Skull Brewing
In the middle of winter, we recommend warming up with a cold beer. Thirsty Skull Brewing in Siler City has exactly what you need to make that happen. Food Truck Fridays are in action at Thirsty Skull Brewing on January 14 and January 21, serving up local food favorites and hoppy brews. From 5 p.m.…
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Will Paddle for Brunch
If you are familiar with the Haw River or the Haw River Canoe & Kayak Company, you know that adventure is right around the bend. Offering canoe, kayak and stand-up paddleboard rentals, they can assure you that your 3 to 11-mile journey will be a memorable one. Keep reading and you’ll find out how your afternoon…
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It’s N.C. Beer Month! Here Are the 12 Chatham County Shops Participating:
April is North Carolina Beer Month, which means this month is all about celebrating craft brews from right here in our state. As Chatham County residents know, the Piedmont area of N.C. has much to offer beer lovers, from local breweries to restaurants that serve home-brewed beer on tap. Make sure you enjoy all the aspects…
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Jumpstart Fall at this Free Briar Chapel Concert
Now that Labor Day is behind us, the summer season has officially ended. Time to put away your white clothes, and break out the oranges, browns and deep reds to enjoy the cooling temperatures as we make our way into fall! (Fun Fact: Did you know this past summer was the longest possible summer? Memorial Day…
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