Tap & Tapas summer fundraiser for Gallery 2

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Tap & Tapas summer fundraiser for Gallery 2 – Grand Forks Art Gallery — is being held Friday, August 16th. — Submitted photo
Tap & Tapas summer fundraiser for Gallery 2 – Grand Forks Art Gallery — is being held Friday, August 16th. — Submitted photo

The annual Taps and Tapas is returning to the Boundary City for its fourth anniversary, Friday, August 16 from 7-10:30 p.m. on the historic grounds of Gallery 2 in Grand Forks.

This marquee summer event for Grand Forks, showcases a host of regional breweries in a casual ambience of a summer garden party, flowing with white lanterns, energized with live music, and complimented with regionally sourced food from local restaurant partners.

This is a perfect chance to taste a variety of beers, chat with brewers, and enjoy a warm summer evening.

Tickets are on sale now online and at the Gallery 2 Gift Shop. Tickets are $40 for members and $50 for non-members. 

Admission includes a flight of five beer tasters and a wide selection of tapas.  Additional flights available for $15

The 14 regional breweries and cideries will be represented including:

  • Backroads Brewing
  • Fernie Brewing
  • Four Winds Brewing
  • Hwy 97 Brewing
  • Kettle River Brewing
  • Lighthouse Brewing
  • Nelson Brewing Company
  • Rossland Beer Company
  • Torchlight Brewing
  • Trail Beer Refinery
  • Okanagan Springs
  • Mt. Begbie
  • Scenic Road Cider Co.
  • Sundown Brewing Co.

Delicious, regionally sourced food is courtesy of our restaurant partners – the Thyme and Plate, The Boardroom Café, and The Wooden Spoon Bistro.

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