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…
Sustainable eating can be tough – finding food that’s healthy, local, AND affordable is easier said than done, especially around the holidays. How can we eat well all winter and experience good and culturally appropriate food all year? Join us as we explore the challenges of local eating year-round and solutions that are specific to the Lehigh Valley, plus how much food waste is really costing you and what to do about it. Presentation by LaKeisha Thorpe, Bethlehem Food Co-op and Madeleine Weko, Muhlenberg College.
Green Drinks is an informal monthly mixer that brings together folks who are interested in sustainable business, policy and living. Meet other concerned and committed eco-warriors to share drinks, conversation and news of what’s up in their part of the planet. Drinks (including holiday specials), brief program and lots of time for Q&A! Drop in when you can; stay as long as you’d like!
Eat, drink and be green!
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Join us on Sunday, February 25, 2018 from 11am until 3pm at Fegley’s Allentown Brew Works Annual Wedding Fair & Event Extravaganza!
Gather ideas for the perfect event from the Lehigh Valley’s premier bridal and event experts.
What to expect:
Free Brew Works Food Samples
Free Brew Works Award – Winning Craft Beer Samples
4 Levels of Wedding and Event Experts
Vendor Samples
Prizes and Giveaways
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Online ticket sales end at midnight on 2/24/2018.
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.
$10 per guest pre-sale | $15 per guest at the door
Dustin Weiss Photography | John Wirick Photography | Michael Robinson Photo |Steve Braglio Photography | Ken Mace Photography | Photosynthesis | Kristian Golick Films
A Plus DJs Mojo Photobooth | Dice Productionz | Rockin’ Ramaley & Rockin Photo Booth | Andrea Wittchen Harpist | Celebrations DJ and Photo | Donatelli Entertainment | Omnivent
Allentown Brew Works | Candy and Confections by Lisa Stoudt | Sweet Girlz Bakery
Allentown Brew Works | Bethlehem Brew Works
Pondelek’s Florist & Gifts | Action Party Rental | Allium Floral Design | Michael Thomas Floral Design
Jon’s Bridal by Suzanne | Mary Kay | Alisha Nycole & Co | CE Roth | Christina’s Bridal | LipSense by SeneGence | BB Decheine Hair and Makeup Co. | Makeup by Roxy
Limo Today | VIP Vacations | Sail Away Events & Travel
Journeys of the Heart | Bridal Registry Inc. | Lehigh Valley Celebrants |Somersault Letterpress | St. Luke’s Health Networks | Pure Romance
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!
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.
| 12/6/2018 | Friends of Mounted Police Unit Bethlehem |
| 11/1/2018 | Red Rock Rescue, Inc |
| 10/4/2018 | Family Promise Lehigh County |
| 9/6/2018 | Center for Animal Health & Welfare |
| 8/2/2018 | Forgotten Felines and Fidos |
| 7/5/2018 | Pawsitively Purrfect Rescue |
| 6/7/2018 | Miller Keystone Blood Center |
| 5/3/2018 | Special Hockey – Whalers |
| 4/5/1948 | Center for Animal Health and Welfare |
| 3/8/2018 | Relay for Life Saucon Valley |
| 2/8/2018 | Engineers without Borders |
Do you ever wonder how clean the water in the Lehigh Valley is? Do you worry about sticking your toes in the Monocacy Creek or the Little Lehigh? Join us as Abby Pattishall, Vice President of Conservation at the Wildlands Conservancy, gives us a brief introduction to the basics of determining stream health and then looks specifically at the state of our streams in the Valley. Check it out before you go wading this summer!
The Lehigh Valley’s Premier Green Networking Event!
Green Drinks is an informal monthly mixer that brings together folks who are interested in sustainable business, policy and living. Meet other concerned and committed eco-warriors to share drinks, conversation and news of what’s up in their part of the planet. Drinks (including organic and local specials), brief program and lots of time for Q&A! Drop in when you can; stay as long as you’d like!
Eat, drink and be green!
Green Drinks is alive! Green Drinks is an informal monthly mixer that brings together folks who are interested in sustainable business, policy and living. This is your chance to connect with like-minded eco-friendly people to help shape a future that’s green and happy. Join us for drinks (featuring organic and local specials), conversation and a little networking with other environmentally minded people. Lehigh Valley Green Drinks is sponsored by the following partners: WDIY, the Alliance for Sustainable Communities, Natural Awakenings magazine and the Lehigh Valley Green Builders Forum. Come toast a green future! Every month various local merchants and organizations who share our vision will be present to share their products and information to help you go green! Green Drinks is mostly for people working on environmental issues, but anyone can come — people from environment groups, business, government, academia and as individuals. There is no ‘us and them’. Check out the Green Drinks “Code”. WHERE: Allentown Brew Works in Silk Lounge WHEN: 5:00 pm ’till whenever!
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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.
| 12/6/2018 | Friends of Mounted Police Unit Bethlehem |
| 11/1/2018 | Red Rock Rescue, Inc |
| 10/4/2018 | Family Promise Lehigh County |
| 9/6/2018 | Center for Animal Health & Welfare |
| 8/2/2018 | Forgotten Felines and Fidos |
| 7/5/2018 | Pawsitively Purrfect Rescue |
| 6/7/2018 | Miller Keystone Blood Center |
| 5/3/2018 | Special Hockey – Whalers |
| 4/5/1948 | Center for Animal Health and Welfare |
| 3/8/2018 | Relay for Life Saucon Valley |
| 2/8/2018 | Engineers without Borders |
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.
| 12/6/2018 | Friends of Mounted Police Unit Bethlehem |
| 11/1/2018 | Red Rock Rescue, Inc |
| 10/4/2018 | Family Promise Lehigh County |
| 9/6/2018 | Center for Animal Health & Welfare |
| 8/2/2018 | Forgotten Felines and Fidos |
| 7/5/2018 | Pawsitively Purrfect Rescue |
| 6/7/2018 | Miller Keystone Blood Center |
| 5/3/2018 | Special Hockey – Whalers |
| 4/5/1948 | Center for Animal Health and Welfare |
| 3/8/2018 | Relay for Life Saucon Valley |
| 2/8/2018 | Engineers without Borders |
Join us at Fegley’s Allentown Brew Works on Saturday, November 9th, between 11am-3pm for Allentown’s first ever Restaurant Chili Cook Off!
Tickets are just $10 for all-you-can-sample chili! $20 Tickets are available for those who want unlimited chili and beer samplings throughout the event.
Come by, taste chili from 20 Allentown Restaurants, and vote for your favorite! The winning restaurant will take home the title Best chili in Allentown! Your attendance is bigger than just chili. This event will be benefiting our very own Allentown Emergency Services!
Kick off restaurant week the right way by participating in this friendly competition that benefits our Local Allentown Police Department! Restaurants can participate for FREE! Come, meet tons of local diners, and know you’re servin’ the heat for a good cause!
Treat Dad to a Father’s Day Weekend filled with steakhouse favorites, comfort food, cold beer, and a few brunch specials worth getting up for.
Our Father’s Day Weekend menu starts Friday, June 19. Join us throughout the weekend or reserve a table for Father’s Day brunch on Sunday, June 21.
Menu items are subject to change.
Friday June 19 and Saturday June 20
heirloom grape tomatoes tossed with basil, garlic, olive oil and balsamic vinegar – over arugula, topped with burrata cheese and served with crostini
8oz sirloin paired with our half rack of our bbq ribs – served with fries & slaw
two 4oz smash burgers with bacon and cheddar cheese – served with fries
filet medallions on a bed of romaine with hard boiled egg, bacon, blue cheese crumbles, tomato, red onion, avocado, cucumbers, croutons and your choice of dressing
sesame crusted tuna – seared rare – on top of apricot chipotle sauce with wasabi aioli – served with mashed potatoes and our chef’s vegetables
tender grilled filet mignon medallions topped with blistered tomato caprese salad – served with mashed potatoes and chef’s vegetables
vanilla, chocolate, and strawberry ice cream topped with chocolate sauce, pineapple sauce, strawberry sauce, whipped cream, and cherries
Our Father’s Day brunch features will be served alongside our regular Sunday brunch menu.
three flour tortillas filled with scrambled eggs, fried potatoes, avocado, cheddar-jack cheese, green onions, pickled red onions, and a hot honey drizzle
crispy hash brown-encrusted cheddar and bacon frittata
jelly-filled stuffed French toast finished with powdered sugar
English muffin topped with bacon, tomato, arugula, avocado, two eggs, and hollandaise
giant warm cinnamon rolls, toasted and drizzled with icing
8 oz sirloin, two eggs, breakfast potatoes, and toast
4 oz burger served on a glazed donut with cheddar cheese and bacon
creamy grits topped with sauteed shrimp and green onions
Father’s Day Weekend is a busy one. Make your reservation and spend it with us at Bethlehem Brew Works.
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