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Come on an adventure! Join us at Precinct 75 for our pop-up party Surfari on Friday arvo, 25 September. We’re driving our Landrover ‘Clyde’ down the East coast to pour you good people of Sydney town our beers from Byron Bay. Setting up outside of The Society Inc., wander in from whatever path you’re on, grab […]

Wed 16/09/2015

Come on an adventure!

Join us at Precinct 75 for our pop-up party Surfari on Friday arvo, 25 September.

We’re driving our Landrover ‘Clyde’ down the East coast to pour you good people of Sydney town our beers from Byron Bay.

Setting up outside of The Society Inc., wander in from whatever path you’re on, grab a $5 beer and pick a possie in front of the projector for a surfy screening of Mctavish films and ease into the weekend with live music from Byron locals Kyle Lionhart, Luke Morris and Garrett Kato.

The lads from the Sydney Café Racers will be rolling in on their bikes, as all profits from the beer will go to the Distinguished Gentlemen’s Ride. No ordinary ride…a worldwide motorcycle venture raising awareness and helping to fund the cure for prostate cancer. Aisle6ix have also put their hands up and will be screen-printing tees for the cause all night.

We’ve got trail blazers of the food truck scene, Veggie Patch rocking up to fill your bellies full of goodness and we’ll be pouring all of our beers plus Cloud Catcher from Clyde.

So leave your fast lives, just for one night and join us on Surfari in Sydney!

Photos- McTavish Surfboards

OUT AND ABOUT – Sept 2015

Beer gardens, seven various festivals and a Surfari…September is shaping up to be an excellent month The arrival of Spring in the Bay means longer days, where impressive sunsets and the coast’s rolling hills set a backdrop for longboarders as they glide and dance well after sundown. Our calendar like the temperature begins to warm […]

Wed 2/09/2015

Beer gardens, seven various festivals and a Surfari…September is shaping up to be an excellent month

The arrival of Spring in the Bay means longer days, where impressive sunsets and the coast’s rolling hills set a backdrop for longboarders as they glide and dance well after sundown.

Our calendar like the temperature begins to warm up. Kicking off the month with Sample Food Festival (5 September) we’ll have a beer garden set-up alongside 200 other local stall holders, for a showcase of community and the Northern River’s best produce.

Father’s Day couldn’t be more fitting to launch our Forefathers English Brown Ale, so we’re having a Sesh at the Brewery from 12-5pm(6 September). A charity event that’s family friendly there will be table tennis, live acoustics and food truck Little Back have lunch sorted, so if you’re stuck for plans drop by…everyone’s welcome.

Further into the month we’ve pinched some musos from Byron Bay, surfy flicks from Mc Tavish and are heading down the east coast with Clyde for a Surfari in Sydney (25 September). Held at Precinct 75 we can’t wait to pour the good people of Sydney town our beers, groove to tunes, feast on Veggie Patch’s delights and help raise funds for the Distinguished Gentlemen’s Ride.

With heaps on and more hours in the day to enjoy a beer we’d love to see you sometime in September…

5 September Sample Food Festival Bangalow Showgrounds

5 September Hops & Vines Festival The Shafston Hotel (Brisbane)

6 September Forefathers for Father’s Day at The Brewery (Byron)

6 September Spring Fling Beer Festival Robin Hood Hotel (Sydney)

12 September Good Beer & Cider Festival Vic on the Park (Sydney)

12 September Bottle-O Lambton Beer Festival Lambton

18-19 September Beer Incider Festival Albion Park (Brisbane)

25 September Sydney Surfari Precinct 75 (Sydney)

26 September Port Macquarie Beer & Cider Festival Westport Park (Port Macquarie)

26-28 September Beer & Beef Festival Swan Valley, West OZ

27 September North Craft Beer Festival Pentridge Prison, Coburg

Banner photo via- Fstopblue Photography

Saturday Sesh Recap

A groovy night to remember at the Brewery… Each month we encourage our local community to get together, eat great food, enjoy our beers, be entertained by local musicians and soak in the Brewery’s unique atmosphere. Despite the drop in temperature over the weekend, our June session was a fabulous night filled with funk! Local […]

Thu 25/06/2015

A groovy night to remember at the Brewery…

Each month we encourage our local community to get together, eat great food, enjoy our beers, be entertained by local musicians and soak in the Brewery’s unique atmosphere.

Despite the drop in temperature over the weekend, our June session was a fabulous night filled with funk! Local roots hip hop band Drop Legs put on a stellar performance, gathering a crowd of friendly faces grooving and bopping away under the stars.

Siguenos Food Truck and their mouth watering Mexican menu pulled up for the night, providing our punters with a satisfying fiesta. The Pork Belly Taco on a blue corn tortilla was a true street food delight and an excellent match to the beer pouring from the Tasting Room’s taps.

Beer wise punters searched for a heartier brew to keep warm and our Jasper Ale was the top pick! Also on tap we had our core range, the aromatic ale Cloud Catcher and the final German Hefeweizen keg (Beers of the Earth).

We’d like to thank everyone who dropped by on Saturday and importantly the regulars that support us time and time again. Each event provides us with an awesome opportunity to give back to our community as all profits raised go straight to charity. June’s event funds will be donated to our ‘Ingrained’ Community program, through partnerships with a number of local Not For Profit organisations we assist in creating sustainable and environmental outcomes in our own backyard.

Thanks again for those that came along and we’d love to see you at the Brewery’s next event!

What’s on for June

The events we will be pouring at throughout the sixth month. We are well and truly in winter now encompassing crisp yet stunning sunsets, brisk mornings, solid swells with clean peaks and a need for extra layers to keep us warm. The calendar is a fair bit quieter than other periods but we’ve got some […]

Wed 3/06/2015

The events we will be pouring at throughout the sixth month.

We are well and truly in winter now encompassing crisp yet stunning sunsets, brisk mornings, solid swells with clean peaks and a need for extra layers to keep us warm.

The calendar is a fair bit quieter than other periods but we’ve got some exciting other projects on the boil…

We will be pouring at these events over the next couple of months, so if you’re in need of a darker ale to defend the cold or any of our beers please drop by!

20 June Saturday Sesh Stone & Wood Brewery- Food Truck by Siguenos

26 June Art Installation at Archive Archive Beer Boutique-Live Art Installation

04 July Teneriffe Fest Teneriffe

05 July Finders Keepers Markets Old Museum Brisbane

Check out Drop Legs from Byron, who will be playing live at this month’s Saturday Sess…

Stone & Wood Sessions

We love live local music and from out in the hills to beachy backyards and those busking on the Byron streets, the Northern Rivers is an incubator. There’s nothing better than sitting back and listening to a live act and this area has some great venues, pubs and beer gardens to do just that. We’ve […]

Wed 2/04/2014

We love live local music and from out in the hills to beachy backyards and those busking on the Byron streets, the Northern Rivers is an incubator. There’s nothing better than sitting back and listening to a live act and this area has some great venues, pubs and beer gardens to do just that.

We’ve been working closely with Byron’s community radio station BayFM to present Stone & Wood Sessions. Promoting musicians from the Northern Rivers, every couple of weeks a musician is invited into the studio to record a song live. That song is then played over the airways for the following 2 weeks.

The last one we did was with singer/songwriter Andrea Soler who came into the studio to record her new single Dusty Broken Windows. Check her out below.

For us, this gives us the opportunity to support something we believe in through our Ingrained community program and to give musicians a platform to be heard. It’s a way of supporting the community that supports us and ultimately to keep local music live!

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