On September 30th, a new type of beer and culture festival will hit NYC, brought to you by the Harlem Brewing Company. The Harlem Brew Fest, taking place at the Harlem, NYC event venue, introduces an innovative celebration that combines fantastic craft beer with the history and heritage of Harlem’s unique culture.
The First Annual Harlem Brew Festival will immerse you in its innovative festival, celebrating the Harlem community and a bevy original local beer created by Harlem brewers. At the Harlem Brew Festival, you’ll experience over fifty craft breweries providing you with plenty of local Harlem beer samples. There will be a wide variety of beer choices for you to taste, including both year-round and seasonal brew selections. While you sample a wide variety of beer, you’ll also experience live music, beer demonstrations, and panel discussions.
The Harlem Brew Festival offers two session options for both general admission and VIP admission tickets. Session 1 runs from 12 PM to 4 PM, and session 2 will take place from 5 PM to 9 PM. VIP admission tickets buy you an extra hour as well as signature beer and food pairing tasting opportunities. You must purchase your tickets ahead of time, since they are not sold at the door. Ticket prices are as follows:
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The Harlem Brew Festival is brought to you by the Harlem Brewing Company. The Harlem Brewing Company creates local handcrafted beers that derive inspiration from the Harlem Renaissance. Along with planning the first annual Harlem Brew Festival, the Harlem Brewing Company also manufactures several types of unique Harlem beers, including Harlem Brew, Sugar Hill, Harlem Renaissance, and Sugar Hill Strawberry Hard Cider. Their uniquely crafted beers and strong focus on local Harlem tradition earned them two Entrepreneur of the Year Awards, in 2002 and 2014
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