Rob Widmer will be in town for an Explore Your Craft event featuring Widmer beers paired with food this upcoming Saturday at SODO Park. You can see a full menu of the food and beer and purchase tickets by following this link.

More information from Widmer:

Explore Your Craft, a collaborative effort by Widmer Brothers Brewing and DRAFT magazine, wraps up in Seattle on Saturday, Nov. 19, and tickets are available now. A four-part series of events held around the country, Explore Your Craft marries craft brews and food with art and music, featuring inspired menu pairings and unique artistry.

WHAT:         An evening celebrating the artistry of brewing, cooking, visual art and musical performance. Centered on the Widmer Brothers Brewing portfolio, Explore Your Craft offers a chef-designed menu of dishes pair with a specific beer and served at stations throughout SODO Park. A visual and musical feast, Explore Your Craft features local artists and performers, while providing attendees an opportunity to participate in creating a unique work of art.

Featured beers in Seattle include Widmer Brothers’ winter seasonal Brrr, the newly released O’Ryely IPA from the brewery’s Rotator IPA Series, as well as Widmer Brothers’ core lineup including Drop Top Amber Ale, Drifter Pale Ale, Widmer Hefeweizen, and Pitch Black IPA.

WHO:          Special guests include:

• ·        Rob Widmer, co-founder of Widmer Brothers Brewing
• ·        Andrew Miller, a local artist exploring photography, painting, film, illustration, sculpture and other abstracts
• ·        Matt Brown of Ruby Hill, a Pacific Northwest musician

 

WHEN:        Saturday, Nov. 19 from 6 to 9 p.m.

WHERE:      SODO Park
3200 1^st Ave. South in Seattle

 

COST:           Admission is $75 per person.

                     Purchase tickets online at exploreyourcraft.com

 

About Widmer Brothers Brewing

What started as a dream for two ordinary brothers who just loved beer has now become a reality for two ordinary brothers who still just love beer. Kurt and Rob Widmer helped lead the Pacific Northwest craft beer movement in 1984 when, in their twenties, they dreamed of brewing American interpretations of authentic European-style beers. In 1986, Widmer Brothers Brewing introduced the first American-style Hefeweizen; today, the unfiltered cloudy beer is the company’s signature brew and one of the best selling wheat beers in the country. Based in Portland, Ore., the brewery currently brews a variety of beers including Drifter Pale Ale, Nelson Imperial IPA, Rotator IPA Series, Drop Top Amber Ale and Pitch Black IPA. For more information about Widmer Brothers Brewing, visit www.widmerbrothers.com.