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…
Please join Pastor Eric Yeakel from Asbury Church at 7p.m. on the second Tuesday of each month at The Brew Works in Allentown for a theological discussion forum called “Brewology.” There will be a specific room designated for these gatherings within the restaurant. The gatherings are open for all to attend.
Pastor Eric is hoping to engage in conversation with many non-churched and nominally-churched people who have various perspectives on matters of faith. We will get the conversations started with some broad theological questions but feel free to bring your own questions. Bring a friend, pull up a chair, and be ready to engage with people of varying religious traditions, philosophical perspectives and life experiences. You’ll be able to share your own thoughts and struggles while maybe learning something new along the way.
Scheduled dates for 2016:
• April: 4/12/16
• May: 5/10/16
• June: 6/14/16
• July: 7/12/16
• August: 8/9/16
• September: 9/13/16
• October: 10/11/16
• November: 11/8/16
• December: 12/13/16
Asbury Church is located at 1533 Springhouse Rd., Allentown, PA, 18104. For more information about our Church, go to www.asburylv.org.
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
A series of 3 unique events partnering with some of the best local Lehigh Valley Breweries. Each event is unique in distance, location and SWAG.
The Brew to Brew 10K+ is the first event of the series, on April 16th. The Brew to Brew starts at Allentown Brew Works and finishes at the Bethlehem Brew Works. The second event of the series is the Weyerbacher 5K Hill Challenge which will start and end at the Weyerbacher Brewery in Easton on May 14th. The third and final event of the series is the Funk Five Miler which will begin and end near the Triangle Park in Emmaus on June 4th. Runners can register for each event individually or opt for the VIP series registration. Space is limited, so don’t wait.
April 16th – 10:00 AM Start – Race begins in front of Allentown Brew Works and finishes in front of Bethlehem Brew Works
After party will be in the Sun Inn Courtyard from 11 AM – 2 PM
May 14th – 11 AM Start – The race starts and ends at the brewery in Easton.
June 4th – 10:30 AM Start – The race starts/finishes on Ridge Street in Emmaus
The after party is in the middle of Emmaus at Triangle Park!
Yoga and Flights means Yoga and BEER and YOU!
Join Keely Doyle, a certified yoga teacher, on Sunday, April 24th at 2 pm on the 5th floor FIVE at Fegley’s Allentown Brew Works for an hour long all-levels yoga class followed by a FLIGHT of craft beers!
You will need a mat, small towel, and water for the class. Please wear comfortable, loose clothing. Participants must be at least 21 years of age with a valid ID.
Wild Fox Farm launched The Footprint Campaign on Earth Day – April 22, 2016.
You can check out the video and learn more about The Footprint Campaign here: http://bit.ly/
The primary goal of the campaign is to reduce the farm’s carbon footprint by transitioning to a rooftop solar array and an efficient walk in cooler. Such sustainable methods come with a price tag though, so we’re teaming up with Barnraiser (like Kickstarter, but for farms/food) to make it happen, hosting a launch party to celebrate the start of a great adventure, and looking to our friends and family for support.
There are a variety of ways to show your support for the campaign, which will run April 22 through June 24. They include:
VISIT – Fegley’s Brew Works (Allentown) April 25 to celebrate the campaign launch.
DONATE – every amount helps, from $5.00 to $500.00.
SHARE – tell your family and friends.
LIKE – Wild Fox Farm on Facebook & Instagram.
CONNECT – for more tips on how to help, email thewildfoxfarm@gmail.com.
The beauty of sustainable growing is at work on Wild Fox Farm, but we need your help to bring the power of sustainable energy to life. Let’s do this!
Thank you.
On Cinco De Mayo the Lehigh Valley Whalers look forward to raising a pint in support of the Polar Bears of Special Hockey of the Lehigh Valley.
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…
Get ready for pizzas and Fegley’s craft beer at ShopRite’s Pizza Cooking Class.
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During the course of the year, our brewery team heads out into the wild and participates in some fantastic craft beer events, beer dinners, tastings and festivals at area pubs, restaurants, beer distributors, bottle shops and more. Be sure to check back often as we update the calendar daily.
Want to do an event or tasting with Fegley’s Brew Works at your establishment? Email Brewery Sales Manager Chris Fritzinger at Beerman@thebrewworks.com today!
12/5 Saturday Fegley’s Brew Works Craft Beer Festival at the Allentown Brew Works 12pm to 8pm.
12/20 Sunday Grey Lodge Pub Festivus 6pm-9pm
10/3 Saturday Pumpkin Fest at The Institute Bar 9am-9pm
10/3 Saturday Mug Club Auction Bethlehem Brew Works mug auction 2:00 PM Chris
10/3 Saturday Arts Quest Oktoberfest
10/4 Sunday “Be Our Brewer for Day Festival” hosted by LVBW 2pm – 5pm
10/10 Sunday Mug Club Auction Allentown Brew Works mug auction 2:00 PM
10/10/2015 Saturday Kennett Square BrewFest 12pm-6pm
10/17/2015 Saturday Fegley’s Whisky Festival at Allentown Brew Works 5pm – 8pm
9/12 Saturday – 18th Annual Capital City Invitational Beer Festival at Appalachian Brewing Company 12pm-8pm
9/12 Saturday – Tanczos Bethlehem Customer Appreciation Day 12pm-4pm
9/11 – 9/13 Allentown Arts Fest – Fegley’s on tap!
9/19 Saturday – Newtown Beerfest 12:30pm-5:30pm
9/23 Wednesday – Bethlehem Celtic Classic Kick Off 5:30pm-7:30pm
9/24 – 9/26 – The Brew Crew heads out to Colorado for the Great American Beer Festival!
9/26 Saturday Bacon & Brews Bash Coca-Cola Park 1pm-5pm
9/27 Sunday Tanczos Bethlehem Customer Appreciation Day 12pm-4pm
8/1 Saturday – Sand’s Bites & Brew Bash
8/22 Saturday – Beer, Bourbon & BBQ Fest at Blue Mountain
8/29 Saturday – Archie’s Birthday Bash at Butcher and Barkeep. We’ll be tapping “Archie’s Funky Farmhouse Ale”!
and many more!
On February 18th, 2016 at Bethlehem Brew Works, Beer Historian & Brewer Christopher Bowen and award-winning Brew Master Beau Baden brewed “Goundie’s Old Monocacy Ale”, an English Style Old Ale derived from a historic recipe circa 1815. The beer was brewed in honor of city of Bethlehem’s 275th Anniversary!
The historic brew will be officially tapped at 6pm at the main bar at Bethlehem Brew Works. A limited amount of commemorative 750ml corked & caged bottles and gift packs – perfect for Father’s Day Gift giving – will be available for purchase at the brewery.
LIVE MUSIC from Billy Patrick 6:30pm to 8pm
Special Food Pairings Menu (coming soon!)
Historic Themed Steel Trap Trivia with Steven T. Bost
Meet former Brew Master Beau Baden, Beer Historian and Brewer Christopher Bowen, Fegley’s Brew Works head brewer Mike Wieboldt, and other members of the Fegley brewery team.
In the style of British Old Ales, smoked biscuit, floor malted, Maris Otter English Malts and Hops were used. Fire roasted barley and a special ingredient called Essentia Bina – think homemade molasses – were used in the brewing process. Check out Bowen’s Facebook Page for pictures of Essentia Bina – smoking the sugar, boiling over a fire for hours before setting the pot on fire, adding color and a peat like taste. ‘Old Ale’ is a somewhat sweet, rich and full bodied.
Christopher Bowen is an award-winning “Beer Historian, Master Brewer, Colonial & Victorian Era Brewing Re-Enactor and Beer Adventurist…” MORE
Beau Baden, a Scranton native, is an award-winning Brew Master who brewed for Fegley’s Allentown and Bethlehem Brew Works of Allentown and Bethlehem from 2005 until April 8th, 2016. Goundie’s Ale was one of his last brews for Fegley’s family owned and operated breweries.
It is with a heavy heart that we bid Beau farewell as he enters a new stage of his brewing career with Susquehanna Brewing Co. Beau will always be part of the Fegley Brew Works family…” Jeff Fegley, owner Fegley’s Brew Works MORE
Baden’s most recent awards while brewing for Fegley’s included a gold medal win for Arctic Alchemy and a bronze medal win for his Berliner Weisse at the Great American Beer Festival in 2014. Arctic Alchemy was brewed based on a recipe derived from Bowen. MORE
Christopher Bowen – 484-554-6026 | mrbowenz@yahoo.com
Fegley’s Brew Works – beerman@thebrewworks.com
The 1810 Goundie House, built by Moravian town brewer and business man John Sebastian Goundie, is believed to be the first brick residence in Bethlehem and the first private home to reflect the new architectural American Federal style rather than the German Colonial style. Today, the Goundie House is a contributing property to the Historic Moravian Bethlehem National Historic Landmark District.” READ MORE
Enjoy traditional cask beer served from a naturally carbonated, hand-drawn firkin. 100% of cask proceeds will be given to our friends at Austism Speaks Lehigh Valley. Stop by anytime after 5pm and drink a pint for a good cause. Cheers!
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…
The Celtic Cultural Alliance, host of the Celtic Classic Highland Games & Festival, has set out to create one of the largest beer tastings in the Lehigh Valley and Fegley’s Brew Works will be there!
Lehigh Valley HopsFest will happen on June 11th on the Celtic Classic competition field (Main & Lehigh Sts.). This fundraiser has been created to help us grow our mission of promoting and preserving the Celtic culture.
Last year was a sell out and we expect the same this year! Do not wait to buy your tickets.
During the course of the year, our brewery team heads out into the wild and participates in some fantastic craft beer events, beer dinners, tastings and festivals at area pubs, restaurants, beer distributors, bottle shops and more. Be sure to check back often as we update the calendar daily.
Want to do an event or tasting with Fegley’s Brew Works at your establishment? Email Brewery Sales Manager Chris Fritzinger at Beerman@thebrewworks.com today!
Fegley’s Brew Works will be pouring at Lansdale Beer Fest again! This is a fun event with great beer but their primary goal is to raise money for non-profit organizations in the Lansdale area. All proceeds will be donated to deserving local charities… READ MORE
During the course of the year, our brewery team heads out into the wild and participates in some fantastic craft beer events, beer dinners, tastings and festivals at area pubs, restaurants, beer distributors, bottle shops and more. Be sure to check back often as we update the calendar daily.
Want to do an event or tasting with Fegley’s Brew Works at your establishment? Email Brewery Sales Manager Chris Fritzinger at Beerman@thebrewworks.com today!
The Downtown Bethlehem Association (DBA), a council of the Greater Lehigh Valley Chamber of Commerce, presents the most delicious week of the year in Bethlehem’s Historic District! And when you dine, don’t forget to ask for a Restaurant Week Contest Slip – you could win up to a $1,000 Bethlehem shopping spree!
Come join us at the Bethlehem Brew Works for our mouth watering week-long Lunch and Dinner Specials. For $15-$25 you can get your hands on the 3 course meal of your choosing that will surely satisfy your deepest cravings. Specials will be offered June 26th through July 2nd.
3 Courses for only $15 – LUNCH MENU
3 Courses for only $25 – DINNER MENU
Please contact the restaurant at (610) 882-1300 for call-ahead seating or ‘get in line from your phone’ using the NoWait App.
*menu items are subject to availability and may change throughout the week. Cheers!
Did you know you have an opportunity to WIN $1,000 worth of Restaurant Week Participant gift certificates?! Each time you dine out off of a Restaurant Week menu (max 3 times daily), fill out the contest slip given to you by your server. Hand that slip back to the waiter and you are automatically entered into the contest. Enter up to a total of 21 times for the week. At the end of Restaurant Week, TWO winners will be chosen and will win a gift certificate for two to EVERY Restaurant involved in Restaurant Week! WOW!
Visit the DBA on Facebook. | Summer 2016 Restaurant Week
Termac, Dempsey, The Morning Call, Embassy Bank and PostNet
Fegley’s Brew Works are proud to announce that they received the Lehigh Valley Style Awards for…
Thanks to all who voted, we are honored. Come help us celebrate at the LV Style Awards at Sands Event Center on June 29th. The Brew Crew will be there handing out samples of our award winning beer.
“Come out for our biggest party of the year to indulge in food and drink samplings from the area’s best restaurants, caterers, chefs and bakers, enjoy street performer entertainment, try your hand at oversized lawn games and enjoy our first ever pop-up town experience complete with Shangy’s beer garden!
Over 8,000 Lehigh Valley Style readers have voted in over 150 categories on the best businesses from food & drink, health & wellness to shopping & beauty and leisure & recreation. This is your exclusive opportunity to try the winning food samplings at the event of the summer!” READ MORE and TICKETS
FREE SAMPLING of Fegley’s Brew Works!
During the course of the year, our brewery team heads out into the wild and participates in some fantastic craft beer events, beer dinners, tastings and festivals at area pubs, restaurants, beer distributors, bottle shops and more. Be sure to check back often as we update the calendar daily.
Want to do an event or tasting with Fegley’s Brew Works at your establishment? Email Brewery Sales Manager Chris Fritzinger at Beerman@thebrewworks.com today!
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…
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…
Join us on Sunday, February 26, 2017 from 11am until 3pm at Fegley’s Allentown Brew Works Annual Bridal Fair & Event Extravaganza!
Gather ideas for the perfect event from the Lehigh Valley’s premier bridal and event experts while you enjoy free food samples and award-winning CRAFT BEER. We’re taking over 4 levels of the Allentown Brew Works to give you plenty of bridal and event experts, vendor samples, giveaways and prizes!
Plus, one lucky bride will receive $500 off of an Allentown Brew Works wedding or wedding related event booked through the private sales office (minimums may apply).
$5 per guest pre-sale | $10 per guest at the door – Get your pre-sale tickets now to save!
Online ticket sales end at midnight on 2/25/2017.
This event is for all ages. To stay updated on upcoming Fegley’s Brew Works events, make sure to sign-up for our e-mail newsletter.
Cassiano Oliviera Photography | Courtney Elizabeth Photography | Douglas Benedict Photography | Dustin Weiss Photography | Jenn Roberts Photography | John Wirick Photography | Kristin Golick Films | Photosynthesis Photography | Michael Robinson Photography | Steve Braglio Photography
A Plus DJs Mojo Photobooth | AC DJs | Andrea Wittchen | BalloonWorks by the Party Girls | Celebrations Disc Jockey & Photography | Dice Productionz | Donatelli Entertainment | Rockin’ Ramaley & Rockin Photo Booth
Granny Schmidt’s Bake Shop | Sweet Girlz Bakery | Konception Kakes
Allentown Brew Works | Bethlehem Brew Works | Holiday Inn in Center City | Renaissance Allentown Hotel
Action Party Rental | Allium Floral Design | Dream Events | Omnivent Inc. | Phoebe Floral Shop | Pondelek’s Florist & Gifts | Ruby’s Floral Factory
Alisha Nycole & Co. | CE Roth | Jon’s Bridal by Suzanne | Lauren’s Makeup Designs | Lehigh Valley Jewelry Exchange | Mary Kay | Makeup by Roxy | Sorelli
Limo Today | People to Places Travel Concierge | Sail Away Events & Travel | VIP Vacations
Lehigh Valley Celebrants | Journeys of the Heart | Bridal Registry, Inc. | Pure Romance | Weichert Realty
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…
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…
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…
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…
Join us Saturday, June 10th from 12 noon to 10 p.m. in Downtown Allentown – with 3 shows RIGHT OUTSIDE OUR DOORS in the Biergarten at the Allentown Brew Works!
The 10th Annual Blues, Brews & Barbecue festival is the epitome of summer in one incredibly tasty, soulful and fun event. The extended musical line-up this year is the best one Allentown has ever seen, showcasing the rising stars from Austin, Texas and Living Blues Critics Award Winners, The Peterson Brothers. Also performing is Intrepid Artist, Albert Castiglia; the Clarence Spady Band; New York State Blues Hall of Famer, Chaz DePaolo, and Blues chart topping recording artist and in the Top 10 Women In Music by Blues E-News Magazine, Regina Bonelli, plus many other regional and local Blues favorites.
This FREE festival continues to grow each year and we’re excited to bring you a day filled with great food and barbecue, craft vendors and of course, rockin’ Blues music for all to enjoy! This year’s festival will be bigger than ever. MORE
1pm – 2pm – Andy Killcoyne & Kathleen Weber
3pm – 4:15pm – Cuzins The Band
10pm – midnight – Copper Fields
If it rains, we’ll have the bands inside Allentown Brew Works’ front window.
1:00-2:00 p.m. – Craig Thatcher & Pete Fluck – Hamilton Kitchen Stage
1:00-2:00 p.m. – Andy Killcoyne & Kathleen Weber– Fegley’s Biergarten Stage
1:00-2:00 p.m. – Mike Mettalia & Midnight Shift – Bell Hall Stage
2:00-3:00 p.m. – Regina Bonelli – PPL Plaza Stage
2:00-3:00 p.m. – Supra Ayers Blues Band – Queen City Stage
3:00-4:15 p.m. – The Groove Merchants – Hamilton Kitchen Stage
3:00-4:15 p.m. – Cuzins the Band – Fegley’s Biergarten Stage
3:00-4:15 p.m. – Tavern Tan – Bell Hall Stage
4:15 p.m. – BBQ Competition Announcements
4:30-5:45 p.m. – Chaz DePaolo – PPL Plaza Stage
4:30-5:45 p.m. – The BC Combo – Queen City Stage
5:45-6:15 p.m. – Clarence Spady Band – Hamilton Kitchen Stage
5:45-6:45 p.m. – David Coppa & Scrapple – Bell Hall Stage
6:45-8:15 p.m. – Albert Castiglia – PPL Plaza Stage
8:30-10:00 p.m. – The Peterson Brothers – PPL Plaza Stage
10pm – midnight – Copper Fields – INSIDE Allentown Brew Works’ front window
Visit DowntownAllentown.com for a full list of Food Vendors, Craft Vendors, and Downtown Merchants.
We’re excited to celebrate the 10th Anniversary of Fegley’s Allentown Brew Works ALL WEEK LONG! We’ll be featuring throwback menu items and releasing our 10th Anniversary Ale. The limited edition beer will officially release on Thursday, June 15 at 11:00 a.m. when we open.
For more information on the beer, click here!
Join us on Wednesday, June 21, 2017, for an informal mixer that brings together folks who are interested in sustainable business, policy, and living. It is a chance to connect with like-minded eco-friendly people to help shape a future that’s green and happy. Join us for drinks, conversation, and a little networking. We’ll be meeting up at Silk Lounge at Allentown Brew Works starting at 5 p.m., hope to see you there.
Join us on Wednesday, July 12, 2017, for an informal mixer that brings together folks who are interested in sustainable business, policy, and living. It is a chance to connect with like-minded eco-friendly people to help shape a future that’s green and happy. Join us for drinks, conversation, and a little networking. We’ll be meeting up at Silk Lounge at Allentown Brew Works starting at 5:30 p.m., hope to see you there.
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…
Join us on Wednesday, August 9, 2017, for an informal mixer that brings together folks who are interested in sustainable business, policy, and living. It is a chance to connect with like-minded eco-friendly people to help shape a future that’s green and happy. Join us for drinks, conversation, and a little networking. We’ll be meeting up at Silk Lounge at Allentown Brew Works starting at 5:30 p.m., hope to see you there.
Theology on Tap is a speaker series for young adults on matters of the Catholic faith. Young Adults gather together in the relaxed setting of High Gravity Lounge, 2nd floor. Together everyone will enjoy a speaker’s presentation, learn more about faith, and engage in meaningful conversation.
This month’s topic Faith on the Job: Maintaining Values in the Workplace
Mr. Mike Guman, Vice President, Oppenheimer Funds and former NFL player for the Los Angeles Rams will discuss his experience of living out the Catholic faith as a professional in a secular career field.
September is National Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, and we are grateful to partner with the local chapter of the AFSP to support their continued research and education efforts in our community to bring people together from all backgrounds who want to prevent suicide.
Fegley’s Brewmaster hand-picks a draft beer and all proceeds are donated to the local 501(c)3 charity. Stop by anytime after 5pm to learn more about the charity and drink a pint for a good cause, cheers!
At the Bethlehem Brew Works we host a “Charity Cask Night”, where the entire proceeds of a firkin of Fegley’s Brew is been donated to a local, non-profit, 501(c)3 organizations. At the Allentown Brew Works we have brought back “Brewer’s Choice for Charity” with a special tap beer each month. At both locations 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.
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 Fegley’s Allentown Brew Works.
For more information, local non-profit 501(c)3 organizations may reach us at sales@thebrewworks.com, cheers!
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