Join us for our bi-monthly chess night hosted by Timothy Myles!

Free to play and all skill levels welcome! Whether you are a grandmaster or just looking to play your first game, come out and hone your skills while enjoying some delicious Fait la Force beers.

If you have a chess board feel free to bring it in, but nothing is required except to show up and be ready to have a good time!

Time controls will keep the games moving and give everyone the chance to play a few games.

Those things you have been avoiding? Have fun while getting some of that sh*t done.

​Nine to Kind Admin Night

​MESSY BUNS + MESSY TO DO LISTS WELCOME

​Come avoiding avoiding with fellow overthinkers + overdoers.

​We planned Admin Night so you don't have to. Nine to Kind Admin Night is the compassionate accountability meetup where we get together and cross some things off our to do list. Because life can't be serious all the time, we are throwing in some drinks and yapping. Come as you are, we have a seat for you.

​ADMIN NIGHT IS FOR:

• ​The ADHD Queen who needs help staying on task

• ​The one who does it all for others...and has yet to tackle their own mess

• ​The introvert that wants to connect with others in a loosely structured environment

• ​The extrovert who wants a more laid back environment

• ​The overwhelmed overdoer that needs honest feedback about their to do list...and all the other chronically responsible in between

​Admin night is meant to have enough structure to help you get shit done but also the room to meet your own needs. It's okay if you're running late or if you need to bop out early. Life doesn't stop...this is just a lil respite from the grind.

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Come out and get a sweat in with friends and have a post workout beer!

45 minute group HIIT Class with OKATT Fitness plus a drink is included!

And Berry Hill Beauty will be onsite for free pre-workout hairstyling and post workout hair and makeup!

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Sunset DJ sets by DJ Jackie O’Nasty, Sinay & Dunco, and Hey Sereena. Music kicks off at 5pm. Come out for some tasty vibes and delicious sips.

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Profs and Pints Nashville presents: “Nature’s Hidden Logic,” a look at natural selection and evolution are being harnessed to solve today’s problems, with Owen Jones, professor of law and of biological sciences at Vanderbilt University and author of Force of Nature: Understanding Evolution's Deepest Logic—and Putting It to Use.

[Doors open at 6 pm. Talk starts at 7.]

Research shows that deep misconceptions about how natural selection actually works are surprisingly common, even among biology teachers and medical students. 

Those misunderstandings don't just affect our understanding of the past. They also can cost us opportunities and undermine our efforts to reach our goals. They sometimes even imperil lives, having previously led us, for example, to rely on cancer treatments that actually made cancer stronger. 

Join Vanderbilt professor Owen Jones for a talk that will show you how natural selection is far more than a process that helped shape life on Earth. It is one of nature's most powerful problem-solving frameworks and one of today's most underused tools for innovation. NASA, for example, designed a better satellite antenna using evolution rather than engineering alone.

Drawing on fascinating examples from medicine, artificial intelligence, engineering, psychology, economics, law, and beyond, Professor Jones will show how evolutionary thinking is already helping scientists improve cancer treatments, design remarkable new technologies, and solve problems that have resisted conventional approaches.

You'll leave with a new understanding of how natural selection actually works and why it matters far beyond biology. You’ll see how thinking more like nature can help us build smarter technologies, wiser policies, and a more resilient future. (Advance tickets: $13.50 plus sales tax and processing fees. Doors: $17, or $15 with a student ID.)

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Come out for astronomy, beer, prizes and more to the world famous Astronomy on Tap, here in Nashville.

RSVP Here!

Please join us at Fait La Force Brewing at 6pm Doors | Event 7pm

Come hear Levi Schult and Dr. Thankful Cromartie expand on the latest and greatest observatories we use to reveal the secrets of the Universe!

* If tickets are unavailable, contact aotnashville@gmail.com

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The world famous Astronomy on Tap is THRIVING in the Music City!

Can't believe it's been over a YEAR since AoT was established in Nashville!

Join us for a stellar evening of astronomy and beer at FAIT LA FORCE BREWING. Get ready to enjoy a low-key evening of local astronomers and scientists giving an engaging talk on what the Universe is up to while sipping on local brews.

This event is open to everyone whether you're a science enthusiast or a beer connoisseur

So grab your friends and come on down to Astronomy on Tap - Nashville for an out-of-this-world experience!

On the third Tuesday of every month, we'll be gathering together to read, chat, and then read some more!  Here’s the plan:  For 30 minutes, we'll be diving into our individual books. This isn’t a book club, so there will be no assigned reading or group discussions. After 30 minutes of reading, there will be a 15 minute breather to chat (or not) with other folks about our latest reads before diving back into your books! Then repeat to your hearts content, or until the brewery closes, whichever comes first.

This group is intended for all levels of social comfort and reading style. Whether you can’t wait to chat with a new friend about your favorite author or you’ll be using those 15 minutes of chatter to order yourself another beer, please join us!  We’re excited to unite a community of book lovers, so we hope to see you out!

Summer is winding down so let’s capture this heat in a new Art Party canvas next Saturday, August 15 from 3-7pm at @faitlaforcebrewing! Our favorite DJ @elgnashador is back and excited to spin some 🔥 records as we work on a one of a kind masterpiece using WARM COLORS only ☀️👽🥵

As always, @mirandarosecreates and @under._.score will be there to guide you but we’re counting on the community to really bring this piece together!

We’re also SUPER STOKED to welcome fellow Everyday Alien Artist @sammy_4_eyes who will be doing live portrait drawings. This event is FREE and OPEN TO EVERYONE. Come join in on the fun and let your creativity flow with no boundaries.

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This talk has completely sold out in advance and no door tickets will be available.

Profs and Pints Nashville presents: “The Hospitals of Civil War Nashville,” on the city’s days as an epicenter of care for victims of strife, with Brandon Hulette, epidemiologist, historian, and associate professor at Vanderbilt University.

[Doors open at 6 pm. Talk starts at 7.]

Today’s Nashville is known as the “Healthcare Capital of the World,” being home to several hospitals, three medical schools, and more than 900 healthcare companies ranging from industry giants like HCA to a vibrant array of startups. However, the city’s history as a major healthcare provider began long before today’s big players came into being, having its origins in a period of devastating national conflict.

During the Civil War, Nashville was home to over 26 military hospitals serving the sick and injured from both the Union and Confederate armies throughout the conflict. Its massive complex of hospitals served over 100,000 patients during the war, and it served 20 to 30 percent of all Confederate soldiers in need of care even after Nashville was occupied by the U.S. Army in 1861.

Hear the fascinating story of Nashville's Civil War Hospitals from Vanderbilt professor and Army Medical Service Corps Officer Brandon Hulette. He’ll describe how all of this came to be, he’ll tell the stories of the people involved, and he’ll point out locations in Nashville where Civil War hospitals existed.

You’ll learn how as the war progressed Nashville became known as one of the most important cities for military medicine. It even had a dedicated hospital train to move wounded to the city.

You’ll gain an appreciation of the rich history of the city and the noble origins of its commitment to healthcare. (Advance tickets: $13.50 plus sales tax and processing fees. Doors: $17, or $15 with a student ID.)

Profs and Pints Nashville presents: “A Guide to Conceptual Art,” on the origins and evolution of an art movement that produced signed urinals, floating sheds, and wall-mounted bananas, with Jennifer Gagliardi, independent curator and contemporary art lecturer at Middle Tennessee State University and Pratt Institute in New York.

[Doors open at 6 pm. Talk starts at 7.]

Few art movements have met with as much buzz and backlash as conceptual art, associated with installations and performances that often leave people scratching their heads or deep in thought.

Come to Nashville’s Fait La Force taproom for a talk on conceptual art that will deepen your appreciation and understanding of it. We’ll consider works such as Martin Creed’s empty room with lights going on and off, Maurizio Bolognini’s programming of computers to generate images no human will ever view, and Tracey Emin’s exhibition of an unmade bed, exploring their deeper meaning.

To frame her discussion, Gagliardi will talk about how the history of art is big and wild, with the first work of "art" technically being made around 28,000 BCE. When we think about art, we often consider paintings, sculptures, or digital objects, but Marcel Duchamp sparked a radical shift in the art world by presenting a urinal as art in 1917. After World War II, artist groups began experimenting with the very definition of art, and by the 1970s, the focus had shifted from the finished product to the idea of art itself.

We’ll look at how art and philosophy blended in the 20th century to inspire conceptual artists to transform art from functional object to form of intellectual entertainment, favoring idea over physical product. Gagliardi will discuss Japan’s avant-garde Gutai artists, who ran through paper, as well as works focused on the conceptual definition of a chair. 

We’ll talk about Yves Klein’s exhibition of an empty gallery and Clement Greenberg’s theories on avant-garde and kitsch. Attendees will come away with a new understanding of some of contemporary art’s most famous—and seemingly impenetrable—works.

Among the questions Gagliardi will tackle: Is art the concept or is it the finished piece? (Advance tickets: $13.50 plus sales tax and processing fees. Doors: $17, or $15 with a student ID.)

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On the third Tuesday of every month, we'll be gathering together to read, chat, and then read some more!  Here’s the plan:  For 30 minutes, we'll be diving into our individual books. This isn’t a book club, so there will be no assigned reading or group discussions. After 30 minutes of reading, there will be a 15 minute breather to chat (or not) with other folks about our latest reads before diving back into your books! Then repeat to your hearts content, or until the brewery closes, whichever comes first.

This group is intended for all levels of social comfort and reading style. Whether you can’t wait to chat with a new friend about your favorite author or you’ll be using those 15 minutes of chatter to order yourself another beer, please join us!  We’re excited to unite a community of book lovers, so we hope to see you out!

Come out and get a sweat in with friends and have a post workout beer!

45 minute group HIIT Class with OKATT Fitness plus a drink is included!

RSVP

Gather your district representatives and come pay tribute to the library at our Hunger Games-themed trivia. We'll be collecting donations of non-perishable food items for Second Harvest Food Bank to help fight hunger in middle Tennessee.

There are still spots left! To register, please email megan.adovasio-jones@nashville.gov by 7/13. Spots are limited! Maximum 6 people per team.

Profs and Pints Nashville presents: “Understanding Urban Legends,” an exploration of the tales we tell to terrify each other, with Cory Thomas Hutcheson, folklorist, lecturer at Middle Tennessee State University, and author of New World Witchery: A Trove of North American Folk Magic.

[Doors open at 6 pm. Talk starts at 7.]

The call is coming from inside Fait La Force! Or if it were, anyway, it would summon you to sit at one of the beloved taproom’s tables for a summertime treat: A talk about that modern folktales that get circulated around campfires, on school playgrounds, and in the dark corners of the internet.

Folklorist Cory Thomas Hutcheson, whose reputation for giving excellent talks has earned him a following among Nashville’s Profs and Pints fans, will give you a deeper understanding and appreciation of urban legends—also called contemporary legends—than you have ever had before.

You’ll recognize something hauntingly familiar as he talks about a hook-handed killer terrorizing teenage lovers out for a drive, or the person who woke up in a tub full of ice possessing one less kidney, or a shadowy figure shown by an ongoing trucker’s headlights to be in the backseat of a car.

But he’ll also lead you deeper into such lore, discussing where such tales come from and the deeper meanings that drive them and keep them alive via word-of-mouth or their online circulation on subreddits.

You’ll gain an understanding of how these stories connect to bigger issues in the culture around us. 

You’ll see how anxieties about disease and contagion became stories about food contamination or about vicious ghosts wearing medical masks, and how both teen and adult fears about teens growing up too fast became tales of amorous adolescents pursued by sadistic killers. 

You’ll also learn a bit about how these tales change over time with different tellings and tellers, and whether troubling facts lurk within any such fictional accounts. You'll encounter murderous bathroom ghosts, traverse the haunting liminal-space lore that inspired the new hit film Backrooms, and meet the infamous Slenderman.

Just make sure you check your backseat before you start driving home. (Advance tickets: $13.50 plus sales tax and processing fees. Doors: $17, or $15 with a student ID.)

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Come celebrate America’s 250th birthday with us. Drink beer, eat sandwiches, and watch the fireworks from our patio, or air conditioned taproom!

There will be drink specials, games, movies and more!

Profs and Pints Nashville presents: “A Campy Summer Evening,” on a distinct style and its history, politics, and pleasures, with Stephanie A. Graves, lecturer in English at Middle Tennessee State University and scholar of film, television, and media.

[Doors open at 6 pm. Talk starts at 7.]

When something is called “campy,” what does that mean? What exactly is camp style, and why does it remain so culturally provocative? 

Throw on something outlandish and come to Nashville’s Fait La Force taproom to hear answers delivered by Stephanie Graves, whose past talks have earned her a loyal following among Profs and Pints fans.

She’ll look at camp in film, television, fashion, music, and popular culture, moving from Oscar Wilde to Trixie Mattel, from classic Hollywood melodrama to contemporary internet memes.

In defining camp, she’ll describe its association with excess, drama, irony, and artifice. She’ll discuss how it’s evoked in the play with gender and sexuality in Rocky Horror Picture Show, in the visual excess and exaggerated style of Pee Wee’s Playhouse, and in art as varied as Wilde’s plays and Lady Gaga’s concerts.

We’ll look at how camp thrives in the spaces where “good” and “bad” taste and “high” and “low” art collapse into one another, such as in John Waters’s Hairspray and Pink Flamingos, in RuPaul’s Drag Race, and in the films of Baz Luhrmann. More than just an aesthetic of flamboyance or kitsch, camp emphasizes stylization, performance, and spectacle in ways that deliberately provoke cultural norms of respectability and decorum. 

You’ll learn how the tenets of camp were widely popularized by writer Susan Sontag in her influential 1964 essay “Notes on Camp.” In reality, however, camp’s history stretches back much further, emerging from queer subcultures of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries and flourishing in spaces where humor, performance, parody, and coded self-expression became tools of survival for marginalized communities. It was carried forward in the glamour of old Hollywood stars, the theatricality of disco and drag culture, the hyper-femininity of contemporary pop icons, and in the pleasures of cult films and television.

We’ll consider why camp continues to resonate—and why exaggeration, artifice, and “bad taste” still carries surprising cultural power. (Advance tickets: $13.50 plus sales tax and processing fees. Doors: $17, or $15 with a student ID.)

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On the third Tuesday of every month, we'll be gathering together to read, chat, and then read some more!  Here’s the plan:  For 30 minutes, we'll be diving into our individual books. This isn’t a book club, so there will be no assigned reading or group discussions. After 30 minutes of reading, there will be a 15 minute breather to chat (or not) with other folks about our latest reads before diving back into your books! Then repeat to your hearts content, or until the brewery closes, whichever comes first.

This group is intended for all levels of social comfort and reading style. Whether you can’t wait to chat with a new friend about your favorite author or you’ll be using those 15 minutes of chatter to order yourself another beer, please join us!  We’re excited to unite a community of book lovers, so we hope to see you out!

Profs and Pints Nashville presents: “Ancient Tattooing,” on tattooing traditions around the world and throughout human history, with Aaron Deter-Wolf, archaeologist with the Tennessee Division of Archaeology, visiting fellow with the University of Southampton, and leading scholar of ancient tattooing.

[Doors open at 6 pm. Talk starts at 7.]

Dr. Aaron Deter-Wolf has spent two decades working alongside other archaeologists, tattoo artists, and indigenous researchers to record ancient, preserved tattoos and to understand the artifacts and methods of tattooing in the distant past. Profs and Pints is bringing him to Nashville’s Fait La Force taproom to give a talk on the rapidly developing field of “tattoo archaeology.” 

He’ll describe how archaeological evidence for tattooing dates back at least 5,000 years, and includes figurines, statues, possible tattooing materials such as bone needles, and rock art that shows human-like figures with carved or painted body decoration. Actual marks have been found preserved on mummified remains from over 70 archaeological sites on every continent except Australia and Antarctica. 

Such evidence of ancient tattooing has been present in archaeological collections for more than a century, but it was largely overlooked by archaeologists until recently. Older generations of Western scholars, who themselves were rarely tattooed, viewed the practice negatively and thus were prone to ignore or misinterpret evidence. 

Drawing from communications with indigenous practitioners and from a decade-long survey of hundreds of museum collections and historical records, Dr. Deter-Wolf will describe global patterns in traditional tattooing technologies and techniques. They include hand poking, hand tapping, and incision tattooing, all of which predate electrical tattooing by thousands of years.

You’ll learn about experimental studies in which Dr. Deter-Wolf worked with professional tattooers to recreate stone, bone, and metal tools which they then tested on their own skin and elsewhere to identify the microscopic wear patterns created on tool tips during tattooing. Comparing the marks left on living skin during these studies with preserved ancient tattoos enabled them to correct earlier assumptions about tattooing methods in Copper Age Europe, on the Iron Age Eurasian Steppe, and among pre-Inca cultures of the Andes.

Finally, we’ll look at how Dr. Deter-Wolf and is fellow researchers have used digital-imaging technology to record thousands of never-before seen tattoos on naturally mummified remains from the deserts of the Peruvian central coast. This talk is sure to leave an imprint on you. (Advance tickets: $13.50 plus sales tax and processing fees. Doors: $17, or $15 with a student ID.)

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Join us for an evening of stillness, connection, and inner renewal.

Discover how meditation and mindfulness can help you cultivate more peace, clarity, and joy in your everyday life.

Whether you’re brand new to meditation or deepening your practice, this gathering offers a welcoming space to pause, breathe, and reconnect with yourself.

Meditation Magic with Dr. Suman Chaudhuri

Fait La Force Brewing | Nashville

Monday, June 8 at 6:30 PM

Free Event

Come as you are. Leave feeling grounded, inspired, and restored.

#NashvilleEvents #MeditationMagic #Mindfulness #Meditation #ConsciousLiving #WellnessCommunity #NashvilleWellness #InnerPeace #MindfulLiving #SpiritualWellness

June 6th it’s Saucy Fest in the taproom! Aka it’s our Pride Party aka it’s our favorite day of the year! AND we are re-releasing the Saucy Ballerina, our crowd favorite Belgian Tripel.

From 3-7pm:

🎨 @everydayaliens.art is hosting The Art Party! Come be part of making an amazing community art piece!

🎶 DJ Gadget will be in the house playing the best music and keeping the vibes high 🎶

🌺 Grab some whimsical wonderful floral arrangements made with love by MiMi

🧑‍🎨 Find some amazing art for sale made by talented local artists

All day, a portion of sales will benefit our friends at @justusoasis who do incredible work to support LGBTQ+ youth in our community.

See you there!

L’Union Fait la Force || Strength in Pride!

Nashville, come party with us!

The Party for Prevention is a low-key, fun way to support suicide prevention in your community. There will be a silent disco, silent auction, great beer, and more! Tickets are $25 and include your first drink, or if you have a group of 10, you can save 20% and buy them together for $200.

All proceeds will go toward suicide prevention programming and education, survivor support, and advocacy in the state of Tennessee.

Get your tickets today at giving.afsp.org/tnpartyforprevention

RSVP: Here!

Come out for astronomy, beer, prizes and more to the world famous Astronomy on Tap, here in Nashville. Sold out? Don't worry. Just show up!

Please join us at Fait La Force Brewing at 6pm Doors | Event 7pm

* If tickets are unavailable, contact aotnashville@gmail.com OR just show up!

• This Eventbrite page is only set up as a public notice. Registration is not required, but registering provides AoT a means to reach attendees if necessary.

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The world famous Astronomy on Tap is THRIVING in the Music City!

Can't believe it's been over a YEAR since AoT was established in Nashville!

Join us for a stellar evening of astronomy and beer at FAIT LA FORCE BREWING. Get ready to enjoy a low-key evening of local astronomers and scientists giving an engaging talk on what the Universe is up to while sipping on local brews.

This event is open to everyone whether you're a science enthusiast or a beer connoisseur

So grab your friends and come on down to Astronomy on Tap - Nashville for an out-of-this-world experience!

On the third Tuesday of every month, we'll be gathering together to read, chat, and then read some more!  Here’s the plan:  For 30 minutes, we'll be diving into our individual books. This isn’t a book club, so there will be no assigned reading or group discussions. After 30 minutes of reading, there will be a 15 minute breather to chat (or not) with other folks about our latest reads before diving back into your books! Then repeat to your hearts content, or until the brewery closes, whichever comes first.

This group is intended for all levels of social comfort and reading style. Whether you can’t wait to chat with a new friend about your favorite author or you’ll be using those 15 minutes of chatter to order yourself another beer, please join us!  We’re excited to unite a community of book lovers, so we hope to see you out!

Gather your fellow Twihards for a night of Twilight-themed trivia at Fait La Force Brewing. Get ready to immerse yourself in all the “hoa hoa hoa” vibes and battle it out on the field! Giveaways, prizes, and more. Wear your team Edward or Jacob gear.

To register, please email megan.adovasio-jones@nashville.gov by April 13. Spots are limited. Maximum 6 people per team.

Location:
Fait La Force Brewing
1414 3rd Ave S, St 101
Nashville, TN 37210

Contact: Inglewood (615) 862-5866

Dear AoT-ers!

We are pleased to announce that our Science And Secrets Edition event for Astronomy on Tap will be held on TUES. Mar 31st at Fait La Force Brewing!

This event will feature:

• Professor Steve Taylor
  The Occult Origins Of Nasa's Jet Propulsion Lab

There will be trivia and more prizes after! So come on out after a long day of hard work in the middle of the week and relax while we bombard you with fun astro facts, beer, and prizes!

Make sure to RSVP for the free event at EventBrite. It helps us plan the seating!

Please share to all and any who might be interested!

Doors 6:00pm | Event 7:00 pm

Check out our Chapter Site and upcoming event dates.

The 2026 program will highlight the resilience and creativity of individuals navigating the challenges of both the outer world and their own inner landscapes. These films represent the spirit of perseverance and the power of women in the outdoors to inspire, entertain, and spark important conversations. Each year, the festival brings together the best and brightest of the outdoor community, offering a space for meaningful dialogue and inspiring new generations of filmmakers. Get your tickets now!

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Profs and Pints Nashville presents: “Ireland’s Easter Rising,” on a pivotal moment in Ireland’s fight for independence, with Mark Doyle, professor of history at Middle Tennessee State University, scholar of Irish history, and author of Fighting like the Devil for the Sake of God: Protestants, Catholics and the Origins of Violence in Victorian Belfast.

[Doors open at 6 pm. Talk starts at 7.]

During Easter Week of 1916, a time when hundreds of thousands of other Irishmen were fighting on Britain’s behalf on the First World War’s Western Front, a small band of rebels staged an armed anti-British rebellion in Dublin. 

Their goal was to rid Ireland of the British domination that it had been under in one form or another for nearly 800 years. Although in the short-term their uprising ended disastrously, in the long-term it managed to inspire a largely successful fight for independence.

Learn in depth about this rebellion and how it altered Ireland’s history with Professor Mark Doyle, a scholar and teacher of Irish and British history who has conducted extensive research in Dublin and Belfast. He’ll explain the background, course, and legacy of the Easter Rising, which will mark its 110th anniversary next month.

You’ll learn how the leaders of Ireland’s Easter Rising sought to occupy key places around Dublin in hopes of sparking a general uprising and persuading Germany, Britain’s enemy in the Great War, to help their cause. Their plan failed because not only did no island-wide rebellion occur, but most Dubliners scorned them as reckless adventurers. In less than a week, hundreds of rebels were killed and thousands arrested, with central Dublin being left a smoking hull.

The Easter Rising was, by most measures, a dismal failure. But in the weeks and months that followed something remarkable happened. Britain’s brutal suppression of the rising, combined with the dignified way in which the rebel leaders met their deaths and skillful organizing by surviving rebels and other Irish nationalists, eventually caused the Easter Rising to be seen not as a tragic farce but as the first blow in a longer struggle.

Dr. Doyle will shed light on how a doomed band of rebels lit the flame that eventually consumed the whole island. He’ll examine what their memories mean today in an Ireland that, despite having changed utterly from what it once, still struggles to realize the lofty goals of the men and women of 1916. (Advance tickets: $13.50 plus sales tax and processing fees. Doors: $17, or $15 with a student ID.)

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On the third Tuesday of every month, we'll be gathering together to read, chat, and then read some more!  Here’s the plan:  For 30 minutes, we'll be diving into our individual books. This isn’t a book club, so there will be no assigned reading or group discussions. After 30 minutes of reading, there will be a 15 minute breather to chat (or not) with other folks about our latest reads before diving back into your books! Then repeat to your hearts content, or until the brewery closes, whichever comes first.

This group is intended for all levels of social comfort and reading style. Whether you can’t wait to chat with a new friend about your favorite author or you’ll be using those 15 minutes of chatter to order yourself another beer, please join us!  We’re excited to unite a community of book lovers, so we hope to see you out!

Chess night hosted by Timothy Miles and Vinyl records being spun by the Deli Shop Boys!

If you know the game, great! Come play or teach others.

If you play, but don;t know the game well, great! We’re no grandmasters over here either.

If you’re unfamiliar but would love to learn the game, perfect! We’ll get you started on the right foot.

We’ll play 20-20Min (max) timers to keep games rotating.