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 SCHLAFLY BEER TO HIT MARKET WITH NEW TAP HANDLES
Read full STLToday story HERE.
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GOOD GARDENING GOOD FOOD FILM SERIES
Monday, March 15
at Bottleworks
Good Gardening Good Food is back this year with an expanded program of workshops and films. Films are shown in the Crown Room at Maplewood. 7:30 p.m. Admission is free. Donations are appreciated.
This week's film: Homegrown - the inspiring true story of the amazing Dervaes family who are living off the grid in urban Pasadena, California. They raise chickens, milk goats and harvest over 6,000 pounds of produce on a tiny quarter acre plot. This film is an intimate portrait of what it is like to live a "Little House on the Prairie" lifestyle in the 21st century. They demonstrate just how productive and sustainable a backyard garden can be.
Sponsored by Schlafly Bottleworks, Slow Food Saint Louis, Urban Homesteading and Brick City Gardens.
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THEOLOGY AT BOTTLEWORKS
Wednesday, March 17
at Bottleworks
This monthly forum discusses the tough issues of our day. Come grab a brew, give your view, and lend an ear to others. More info at www.midrashstl.com. 7:00-9:00 p.m.
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STOUT & OYSTER FESTIVAL
Friday -Saturday, March 19-20
at The Tap Room
We start by flying in more than 25,000 oysters. FULL STORY
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GOOD GARDENING GOOD FOOD GARDEN WORKSHOP
Saturday, March 20
at Bottleworks
Good Gardening Good Food is back this year with an expanded program of workshops and films. All workshops are held from 9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. To register, call Sue Kaiser at 314-630-5910 or e-mail brickcitygardens@yahoo.com. $45 per workshop or all six workshops for $210 (a savings of $60).
This week's workshop: No-till Vegetable Gardening. Mother Nature doesn’t plow the soil to plant her seeds, and neither must you. Learn how to grow a garden using labor-saving, no-till methods that prepare and fertilize the soil simply by adding mulch and compost to the surface. This modern, organic approach has many advantages as it saves time and labor, preserves the life of earthworms and other beneficial soil life, prevents erosion and soil compaction, and greatly reduces weed growth and evaporation of water. In doing so, it more easily grows beautiful, healthy plants.
Taught by Patrice Gros. Patrice Gros is a certified organic vegetable farmer from Eureka Springs, Arkansas who has been using no-till methods at Foundation Farm for 12 seasons. He also teaches workshops and trains aspiring farmers at Foundation Farm School.
Sponsored by Schlafly Bottleworks, Slow Food Saint Louis, Urban Homesteading and Brick City Gardens.
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ST. LOUIS GREEN DRINKS' 2nd ANNUAL ECO TRIVIA NIGHT
Wednesday, March 24
at Bottleworks
tHow "Green" is your brain? Come play "Eco Trivia" and find out. We'll tease your memory with questions both serious and silly, from the obscure to the absurd! Tables of four will compete to win prizes, including a special prize for the best (weirdest, coolest, wackiest) Green table name. Round up your friends or come alone and join an impromptu team. Tickets are $5. 6:30-9:00 p.m. www.stlgreendrinks.org
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MAPLEWOOD FARMER'S MARKET INDOOR WINTER PANTRY
Saturday, March 27
at Bottleworks
Vendors from the Maplewood Farmer’s Market have moved inside to continue to provide fresh, local produce, meat, eggs, honey, cheese and more. 9:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. in the Crown Room. MORE
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BLAKE TRAVIS MEMORIAL
Sunday, March 28
at The Tap Room
3:00-9:00 p.m.
Details pending - stay tuned.
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GOOD GARDENING GOOD FOOD FILM SERIES
Monday, March 29
at Bottleworks
Good Gardening Good Food is back this year with an expanded program of workshops and films. Films are shown in the Crown Room at Maplewood. 7:30 p.m. Admission is free. Donations are appreciated.
This week's film: Mad City Chickens. Mad City Chickens documents the return of the urban backyard chicken in Madison, Wisconsin. It is a sometimes serious, sometimes whimsical look at the people who keep chickens in their backyards. From chicken experts and authors to a rescued landfill hen or an inexperienced family that decides to take the poultry plunge—and even a mad professor and giant hen that takes to the streets—it’s an informative, humorous and heartfelt trip through the world of backyard chickendom.
Sponsored by Schlafly Bottleworks, Slow Food Saint Louis, Urban Homesteading and Brick City Gardens.
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SCIENCE ON TAP
Wednesday, March 31
at Bottleworks
Join Wash. U. professors the last Wednesday of the month at 7:00 p.m. and explore the latest ideas in science and technology. THIS MONTH: Six Years on Mars: An Update, by Raymond E. Arvidson, Ph.D., a James S. McDonnell Distinguished University Professor of Earth and Planetary Sciences. Moderated by: Cynthia Wichelman, M.D. For more information, visit http://scienceontap.wustl.edu.
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OBSERVABLE READINGS
Thursday, April 1
at Bottleworks
Live performances by local and visiting poets on the first Thursday of each month from September to May. This month: Mary Ruth Donnelly, Seido Ray Ronci and James Arthur. 8:00 p.m.
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GOOD GARDENING GOOD FOOD GARDEN WORKSHOP
Saturday, April 3
at Bottleworks
Good Gardening Good Food is back this year with an expanded program of workshops and films. All workshops are held from 9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. To register, call Sue Kaiser at 314-630-5910 or e-mail brickcitygardens@yahoo.com. $45 per workshop or all six workshops for $210 (a savings of $60).
This week's workshop: Chickens 101 – Raising Chickens in the City. Provide your family with truly fresh, organic eggs by learning how to keep chickens in your backyard. This comprehensive workshop tells you everything you need to know, from coop design and feed formulas to city ordinances governing urban livestock.
Taught by Julia Weese Young. Julia is a long-time urban chicken farmer who teaches classes on raising chickens.
Sponsored by Schlafly Bottleworks, Slow Food Saint Louis, Urban Homesteading and Brick City Gardens.
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STRANGE BREW: CULT FILMS AT SCHLAFLY BOTTLEWORKS
Wednesday, April 7
at Bottleworks
Join us the first Wednesday of each month for a collection of films, presented by the acclaimed Webster Film Series. FULL STORY
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NEIGHBORHOOD TOUR, presented by Schlafly Beer and The RFT
Wednesday, April 14
This Month's Featured Neighborhood: EDWARDSVILLE, IL
Each month we'll feature a different neighborhood and its bars - with drink specials for one night only. Besides, what better way to support your neighborhood than at its watering holes? One night, one neighborhood, tons of specials. FULL STORY
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SUNDAY SPIN (WITH DJ ARGYX OF MUSICAL GEEKS)
Sundays, 6:00 p.m.-close
at Bottleworks
Socialize with your friends in the Bottleworks' bar on Sundays from 6:00 p.m. until close. Enjoy your favorite Schlafly brews while listening to music provided by DJ Argyx of Musical Geeks. No cover, great beer, friendly service, and lively music! Sunday Spin at the Bottleworks...your weekend just got a little longer.
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BEST MIDWEST CRAFT BREWERY?
Schlafly Beer was rated #1 from more than 30 breweries. FULL STORY
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SCHLAFLY BEER A PURE POWER LEADER
The option to buy renewable energy has come to St. Louis! Schlafly Beer will purchase enough blocks to represent 12% of our annual electricity usage, which makes us an Early Adopter and Pure Power Leader. FULL STORY
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