Since June of 2006, the entire proceeds of the Bethlehem Brew Works first Thursday’s “CHARITY CASK NIGHT” has been donated to a local non-profit organization. Better still, the non-profit recipient has the opportunity to present literature and banners, and have representatives on hand for an informal Q&A and info-session about their community work.
A craft brewery draws its character and strength from its community, but it can also give back to the community and help create positive change. That’s the idea behind this series of benefit events that take place at the Bethlehem Brew Works every 1st Thursday of the month.
Our head brewer offers a hand pumped, cask-conditioned ale from a 10-gallon barrel called a firkin. A firkin is a small keg, holds about 9 gallons or so of cask-conditioned, 50°F beer. The cask, or firkin, is always a special, one-of-a-kind beer connoisseur’s treat. It is available only until it runs dry, which could be just hours (or less) after it’s tapped.
Open up your senses to the hop and malt flavors released by drinking a beer from a hand-drawn firkin served at a respectable temperature. Our brewers then work their magic to give each cask its own special character.
February 2, 2017- Relay for Life Saucon Valley
March 2, 2017- Miller Keystone Blood Center
April 6, 2017- Special Hockey of Lehigh Valley Whalers
May 4, 2017- The Friends of Johnston
June 1, 2017- Center for Animal Health & Welfare
August 3, 2017- Itty Bitty Kitty
October 5, 2017- Family Promise Lehigh County
December 7, 2017- Friends of the Mounted Police
Cystic Fybrosis Northeastern Pa Chapter, Miller-Keystone Blood Center, The Center for Animal Health & Welfare, March of Dimes Pennsylvania Chapter, United Way of the Greater Lehigh Valley, American Red Cross of the Greater Lehigh Valley, The Cat Shack Rescue Shelter, Nevus Outreach, Itty Bitty Kitty Cat Rescue, Race For Adam Foundation, MDA, KidsPeace, Leukemia and Lymphoma Society, Godfrey Daniels, The Cat Shack, Sun Inn Preservation Society, Nevus Outreach, American Diabetes Association, WDIY Public Radio, Historic Bethlehem Partnership, Communities In Schools, The Allentown Symphony, TeenCentral.net, Celtic Cultural Alliance, “Gift of Life Family House”, “Walk for Autism Now” Autism Speaks, Alliance for Building Communities, Civic Theatre of Allentown, The Barn, Casa Guadalupe Center Capital Campaign, Habitat for Humanity of the Lehigh Valley, Special Olympics of Lehigh County, Community Services for Children, Pennsylvania Perimeter Ride Against Cancer, LVBW, NCC Alumni, Family connection of Easton, Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, Catholic Charities, The Seed Farm, and more…
Ladies, clean out your closets! Join us at the Allentown Brew Works for a Ladies Night to support the YWCA Bethlehem’s 9th Annual Prom Dress Day. It is a night to bring out your “prom-worthy” dresses, handbags, jewelry and new makeup donations to benefit over 200 teen girls.
Date: February 4, 2016 | Time: 5:30-8:30pm
The 9th Annual Prom Dress Day is being held on March 12 at the State Theater in Easton and volunteers are needed as well. A representative from the YWCA will be on hand to answer questions about the event and to accept your donations (please no noticeable stains or tears, and preferably dresses should less than five years old)
The YWCA Ladies Night will feature the “Glass Slipper” a special martini with a part of the proceeds to benefit the YWCA. This event will be held in High Gravity. Full menu also available.
Suggested donation of $5 in lieu of item donation.
Organizational Contact: Jennifer 610-867-4669, ext. 104, email: empowermentcenterdirector@ywcabethlehem.org
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The Bryan Tuk Complex returns to The Allentown Brew Works for another installment of the Allentown JazzFest’s HighGravityJazz Series. For fan of Tower of Power, Booker T, and those great 70s bands txt could play well and groove! Enjoy the craft brews and one of the Valley’s best kitchens and great music! Come for dinner or drinks and meet up with some new friends!
$10 plus service fees in advance here.
Learn more about the AJF2016 SEASON PASS
The AJF Center Stage Series returns to the Allentown Brew Works in 2016!
“The dedication that the Fegley family has shown to Allentown’s rebirth has been tremendous. The Brew Works was one of the first major businesses to open during Allentown’s revitalization, and it was also one of the earliest. The Allentown Brew Works was really the first major new investment along Hamilton Street, predating the PPL Arena complex by years. We were really eager to work with the good people at the Brew Works in our second season. The success of the November show proves that The Brew Works and the AJF actually make a lot of sense together.” said Bryan Tuk, the Executive Director and CEO of the Allentown JazzFest.
Performing Arts Live! Inc. is a non-profit, 501(c)(3) organization that produces the Allentown JazzFest. For more information, please visit http://allentownjazzfest.org or email bryan@palive.org.
News coverage: MORNING CALL
The Allentown JazzFest’s Center Stage concert series returns to the High Gravity Lounge at the Allentown Brew Works on Thursday, December 3rd, at 8pm with jazz singer Tiffany Ly. Last month’s Center Stage performance featuring Adam Niewood’s Homage Band was so well attended and received that representatives from both the Brew Works and the AJF immediately agreed to another performance in December. Tiffany Ly, an Allentonian, a local favorite in R&B and jazz circles and a star in the making. Tiffany will be backed up by The Next Evolution, a 6 piece jazz/funk band that is comprised of veteran players from NYC and the Valley.
November 5 @ 8:00 PM – 10:00 PM | Free | Adam Niewood at The Allentown Brew Works – The Allentown JazzFest’s Center Stage FREE concert series will come to the High Gravity Lounge at the Allentown BrewWorks on Thursday, November 5th, at 8pm. The performance by Adam Niewood’s “Homage” Band will be the first AJF event ever hosted at the Allentown BrewWorks. This performance will feature selections from Niewood’s latest Vectordisc recording Homage: Niewood Plays Niewood, on which Adam Niewood performs a collection of compositions by the late Gerry Niewood, Adam Niewood’s father. Joining Adam Niewood for this concert will be Bill Washer (guitars), Gene Perla (bass) and Bill Goodwin (drums).
Monday, February 22nd
Fegley’s Brewmaster hand-picks a draft beer and all proceeds are donated to a local 501c3 charity. Come out and support “Allentown Freak Out Fringe Festival” on February 22nd during Lehigh Valley Beer Week. Stop by anytime after 5pm to learn more about the charity and drink a pint for a good cause, cheers!
Since June of 2006, once a month, the entire proceeds of a Fegley’s Brew Works firkin has been donated to a local, non-profit, 501c3 organizations. Better still, the non-profit recipient has the opportunity to present literature, give-aways and banners, and have representatives on hand for an informal Q&A and info-session about their community work. This tradition continues at the Bethlehem Brew Works at “Charity Cask Night” and now at the Allentown Brew Works for “Brewer’s Choice for Charity”.
Beginning in January, 2015 Fegley’s Allentown Brew Works is proud to announce a new charitable craft beer event called “Brewer’s Choice for Charity”. Fegley’s Brewmaster Beau Baden will hand-pick a featured craft beer in which 100% of the proceeds will be donated to a designated charity.
A craft brewery draws its character and strength from its community, but it can also give back to the community and help create positive change. That’s the idea behind these series of benefit events that take place at the Allentown Brew Works.
For more information, local not for profit, 501c3 organizations may reach us at community@thebrewworks.com, cheers!
United Way of the Greater Lehigh Valley, the Historic Bethlehem Partnership, Communities In Schools, WDIY Public Radio, KidsPeace, The Allentown Symphony, TeenCentral.net, Center of Animal Health & Welfare of Northampton County, Miller-Keystone Blood Center, Celtic Cultural Alliance, “Gift of Life Family House”, “Walk for Autism Now” Autism Speaks, Alliance for Building Communities, Center for Animal Health & Welfare, Civic Theatre of Allentown, LLS, The Barn, Celtic Cultural Alliance, Casa Guadalupe Center Capital Campaign, The Barn, Habitat for Humanity of the Lehigh Valley, Special Olympics of Lehigh County, Community Services for Children, Pennsylvania Perimeter Ride Against Cancer, The Race for Adam Foundation, South Side Film Institute, GMO Free Pa – Lehigh Valley Chapter, GMO Free Pa – Lehigh Valley Chapter, Valley Youth House, The Relay for Life of Lower Carbon County, West End Youth Center, Lehigh Valley Whalers for “Hockey Fights MS“, America on Wheels, PPRAC – Pennsylvania Perimeter Ride Against Cancer, Haven House, Community Bike Works, Movember – PPL’s Young Professionals Group, LifePath
Pride Oscar Party on Sunday, February 28, 2016 at 7:00 pm at Allentown Brew Works. Tickets pre-sale are $30 and $35 at the door. Stay tuned to www.prideglv.org for ticket sales. Also looking for Silent Auction Items for the Oscar Silent Auction, please contact us at info@prideglv.org if you have something to donate. All proceeds from the Oscar party benefit Pride in the Park 2016.
$30 per guest includes Oscar-tini, appetizers, pasta bar, dessert, HUGE screen viewing in 2 rooms, SWAG bags, silent auction table, raffles, trivia with prizes and Grand Prize for the Oscar Ballot Winner!!
Order your tickets at prideglv.org! All proceeds benefit PRIDE of the Greater Lehigh Valley
Wednesday, March 9th
Fegley’s Brewmaster hand-picks a draft beer and all proceeds are donated to a local 501c3 charity. Come out and support “Engineers Without Borders” on March 9th. Stop by anytime after 5pm to learn more about the charity and drink a pint for a good cause, cheers!
Since June of 2006, once a month, the entire proceeds of a Fegley’s Brew Works firkin has been donated to a local, non-profit, 501c3 organizations. Better still, the non-profit recipient has the opportunity to present literature, give-aways and banners, and have representatives on hand for an informal Q&A and info-session about their community work. This tradition continues at the Bethlehem Brew Works at “Charity Cask Night” and now at the Allentown Brew Works for “Brewer’s Choice for Charity”.
Beginning in January, 2015 Fegley’s Allentown Brew Works is proud to announce a new charitable craft beer event called “Brewer’s Choice for Charity”. Fegley’s Brewmaster Beau Baden will hand-pick a featured craft beer in which 100% of the proceeds will be donated to a designated charity.
A craft brewery draws its character and strength from its community, but it can also give back to the community and help create positive change. That’s the idea behind these series of benefit events that take place at the Allentown Brew Works.
For more information, local not for profit, 501c3 organizations may reach us at community@thebrewworks.com, cheers!
United Way of the Greater Lehigh Valley, the Historic Bethlehem Partnership, Communities In Schools, WDIY Public Radio, KidsPeace, The Allentown Symphony, TeenCentral.net, Center of Animal Health & Welfare of Northampton County, Miller-Keystone Blood Center, Celtic Cultural Alliance, “Gift of Life Family House”, “Walk for Autism Now” Autism Speaks, Alliance for Building Communities, Center for Animal Health & Welfare, Civic Theatre of Allentown, LLS, The Barn, Celtic Cultural Alliance, Casa Guadalupe Center Capital Campaign, The Barn, Habitat for Humanity of the Lehigh Valley, Special Olympics of Lehigh County, Community Services for Children, Pennsylvania Perimeter Ride Against Cancer, The Race for Adam Foundation, South Side Film Institute, GMO Free Pa – Lehigh Valley Chapter, GMO Free Pa – Lehigh Valley Chapter, Valley Youth House, The Relay for Life of Lower Carbon County, West End Youth Center, Lehigh Valley Whalers for “Hockey Fights MS“, America on Wheels, PPRAC – Pennsylvania Perimeter Ride Against Cancer, Haven House, Community Bike Works, Movember – PPL’s Young Professionals Group, LifePath
Friedrich’s Ataxia Research Alliance (FARA)
Help us Advance the Research to cure Friedreich’s Ataxia. “Acting alone, there is very little we can accomplish. Acting together, there is little we will not accomplish.” Ron Bartek, FARA Founder and President – Read more at www.curefa.org
The way this program works is simple. We get together with a local non-profit organization, ask them if they would like to participate, and choose a date. Friends, colleagues and fans of the organization print out Dine Back ticket vouchers, bring them along on the designated date and give the ticket to their server or bartender. At the end of the night we tally things up and will donate 20% of the ticket holder’s purchases back to the charity.
We’re looking forward to seeing some new faces at Fegley’s through this program, and we hope that you join us in supporting the local community. Anytime we can, we try and find ways to give back to this community which has given us so much throughout the years.
If you are a member of a non-profit and would like to join us for a Dine Back event please contact community@thebrewworks.com for more information.
Featuring: The Bryan Tuk Complex
The Bryan Tuk Complex returns to The Allentown Brew Works for another installment of the Allentown JazzFest’s HighGravityJazz Series. For fan of Tower of Power, Booker T, and those great 70s bands txt could play well and groove! Enjoy the craft brews and one of the Valley’s best kitchens and great music! Come for dinner or drinks and meet up with some new friends!
$10 plus service fees in advance here.
Learn more about the AJF2016 SEASON PASS
The AJF Center Stage Series returns to the Allentown Brew Works in 2016!
“The dedication that the Fegley family has shown to Allentown’s rebirth has been tremendous. The Brew Works was one of the first major businesses to open during Allentown’s revitalization, and it was also one of the earliest. The Allentown Brew Works was really the first major new investment along Hamilton Street, predating the PPL Arena complex by years. We were really eager to work with the good people at the Brew Works in our second season. The success of the November show proves that The Brew Works and the AJF actually make a lot of sense together.” said Bryan Tuk, the Executive Director and CEO of the Allentown JazzFest.
Performing Arts Live! Inc. is a non-profit, 501(c)(3) organization that produces the Allentown JazzFest. For more information, please visit http://allentownjazzfest.org or email bryan@palive.org.
News coverage: MORNING CALL
December 3rd, at 8pm with jazz singer Tiffany Ly. Last month’s Center Stage performance featuring Adam Niewood’s Homage Band was so well attended and received that representatives from both the Brew Works and the AJF immediately agreed to another performance in December. Tiffany Ly, an Allentonian, a local favorite in R&B and jazz circles and a star in the making. Tiffany will be backed up by The Next Evolution, a 6 piece jazz/funk band that is comprised of veteran players from NYC and the Valley.
November 5, at 8pm Adam Niewood at The Allentown Brew Works – The Allentown JazzFest’s Center Stage FREE concert series will come to the High Gravity Lounge at the Allentown BrewWorks on Thursday, November 5th, at 8pm. The performance by Adam Niewood’s “Homage” Band will be the first AJF event ever hosted at the Allentown BrewWorks. This performance will feature selections from Niewood’s latest Vectordisc recording Homage: Niewood Plays Niewood, on which Adam Niewood performs a collection of compositions by the late Gerry Niewood, Adam Niewood’s father. Joining Adam Niewood for this concert will be Bill Washer (guitars), Gene Perla (bass) and Bill Goodwin (drums).
CHARITY: Friends of the Bethlehem Mounted Police Unit
CASK: Fegley’s “Fruits of Spring” brewed with mango and peach, 11% ABV.
Since June of 2006, the entire proceeds of the Bethlehem Brew Works first Thursday’s “CHARITY CASK NIGHT” has been donated to a local non-profit organization. Better still, the non-profit recipient has the opportunity to present literature and banners, and have representatives on hand for an informal Q&A and info-session about their community work.
A craft brewery draws its character and strength from its community, but it can also give back to the community and help create positive change. That’s the idea behind this series of benefit events that take place at the Bethlehem Brew Works every 1st Thursday of the month.
Our head brewer offers a hand pumped, cask-conditioned ale from a 10-gallon barrel called a firkin. A firkin is a small keg, holds about 9 gallons or so of cask-conditioned, 50°F beer. The cask, or firkin, is always a special, one-of-a-kind beer connoisseur’s treat. It is available only until it runs dry, which could be just hours (or less) after it’s tapped.
Open up your senses to the hop and malt flavors released by drinking a beer from a hand-drawn firkin served at a respectable temperature. Our brewers then work their magic to give each cask its own special character.
Cystic Fybrosis Northeastern Pa Chapter, Miller-Keystone Blood Center, The Center for Animal Health & Welfare, March of Dimes Pennsylvania Chapter, United Way of the Greater Lehigh Valley, American Red Cross of the Greater Lehigh Valley, The Cat Shack Rescue Shelter, Nevus Outreach, Itty Bitty Kitty Cat Rescue, Race For Adam Foundation, MDA, KidsPeace, Leukemia and Lymphoma Society, Godfrey Daniels, The Cat Shack, Sun Inn Preservation Society, Nevus Outreach, American Diabetes Association, WDIY Public Radio, Historic Bethlehem Partnership, Communities In Schools, The Allentown Symphony, TeenCentral.net, Celtic Cultural Alliance, “Gift of Life Family House”, “Walk for Autism Now” Autism Speaks, Alliance for Building Communities, Civic Theatre of Allentown, The Barn, Casa Guadalupe Center Capital Campaign, Habitat for Humanity of the Lehigh Valley, Special Olympics of Lehigh County, Community Services for Children, Pennsylvania Perimeter Ride Against Cancer, LVBW, NCC Alumni, Family connection of Easton, Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, Catholic Charities, The Seed Farm, and more…
On April 15th, we’ll be celebrating our 18 year Anniversary of brewing craft beer in the Lehigh Valley. We really can’t believe it’s been 18 years!
Thinking back to those first weeks and months and how far we’ve come – from brewing for one restaurant to producing and distributing our craft beers all over PA and NJ. The Fegley family, Brew Works Management and Staff are unbelievably thankful to all of our customers, friends, and family who have made us successful for the past 18 years.
Fegley’s 18th Anniversary Ale is a Belgian style tripel fermented on apples with a light aroma of clove and hints of apple. This unfiltered, golden straw ale has subtle flavors of apple and banana followed by a sweet dry finish. 10.5% ABV | 1.100 OG | 100 IBU
This limited edition 18th Anniversary Ale will be available in commemorative 12oz bottles at both Allentown and Bethlehem Brew Works and an exclusive draft release at 5pm at the Bethlehem Brew Works.
Join us earlier in the week for a special Steel Trap Trivia on Wednesday, April 13th with “Retro Trivia” hosted by Steven Bost.
Fegley’s Brew Works opened the doors of the Bethlehem Brew Works on April 15th, 1998. Eighteen years later, they now operate two brewpubs in the Lehigh Valley and have a full service, award-winning brewing and bottling facility at the Allentown Brew Works that distributes to all of PA and NJ. Over the years, Fegley’s has won numerous brewery awards and has been honored throughout the years with accolades for their food and drink as well as their dedication to the community. They also strive to operate their businesses sustainably through recycling, upcycling, and serving foods with responsibly raised ingredients. Their distribution brewery and brewpub are run by 100% renewable energy sources including a solar array on the roof of the Allentown Brew Works. MORE
$20 plus service fees in advance here.
Learn more about the AJF2016 SEASON PASS
The AJF Center Stage Series returns to the Allentown Brew Works in 2016!
“The dedication that the Fegley family has shown to Allentown’s rebirth has been tremendous. The Brew Works was one of the first major businesses to open during Allentown’s revitalization, and it was also one of the earliest. The Allentown Brew Works was really the first major new investment along Hamilton Street, predating the PPL Arena complex by years. We were really eager to work with the good people at the Brew Works in our second season. The success of the November show proves that The Brew Works and the AJF actually make a lot of sense together.” said Bryan Tuk, the Executive Director and CEO of the Allentown JazzFest.
Performing Arts Live! Inc. is a non-profit, 501(c)(3) organization that produces the Allentown JazzFest. For more information, please visit http://allentownjazzfest.org or email bryan@palive.org.
News coverage: MORNING CALL
The Allentown JazzFest’s Center Stage concert series returns to the High Gravity Lounge at the Allentown Brew Works on Thursday, December 3rd, at 8pm with jazz singer Tiffany Ly. Last month’s Center Stage performance featuring Adam Niewood’s Homage Band was so well attended and received that representatives from both the Brew Works and the AJF immediately agreed to another performance in December. Tiffany Ly, an Allentonian, a local favorite in R&B and jazz circles and a star in the making. Tiffany will be backed up by The Next Evolution, a 6 piece jazz/funk band that is comprised of veteran players from NYC and the Valley.
November 5 @ 8:00 PM – 10:00 PM | Free | Adam Niewood at The Allentown Brew Works – The Allentown JazzFest’s Center Stage FREE concert series will come to the High Gravity Lounge at the Allentown BrewWorks on Thursday, November 5th, at 8pm. The performance by Adam Niewood’s “Homage” Band will be the first AJF event ever hosted at the Allentown BrewWorks. This performance will feature selections from Niewood’s latest Vectordisc recording Homage: Niewood Plays Niewood, on which Adam Niewood performs a collection of compositions by the late Gerry Niewood, Adam Niewood’s father. Joining Adam Niewood for this concert will be Bill Washer (guitars), Gene Perla (bass) and Bill Goodwin (drums).
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