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Join us Saturday, June 28 at 7PM as we welcome back I-Ruption for a night of authentic reggae rhythms and high-energy Caribbean grooves in the Beer Garden.
This dynamic band brings the kind of sound that gets you moving, it`s upbeat, soulful, and impossible to sit still for.
In the event of inclement weather, the performance may be moved indoors or rescheduled.
Join us Friday, June 27 at 6PM for a live performance from Galbraith & Co., led by St. Pete-based sisters Taylor and Ashley Galbraith, a powerhouse rhythm section known for their versatility and dynamic stage presence.
What started as a sought-after for-hire duo has grown into a project of their own, featuring an evolving lineup of some of Florida’s most talented players. Each performance brings
something fresh, spontaneous, and musically rich to the stage.
Music starts at 7PM. In the event of inclement weather, we’ll move indoors or reschedule.
Join us this Thursday for an evening that brings together the art of bonsai and the craft of beer in one hands-on, laid-back workshop.
Hosted by Thunderstruck Bonsai, this event is designed for both seasoned growers and curious beginners. You’ll get everything you need to shape your own tree including a pre-bonsai, pot, soil, wire, and tools! Plus step-by-step guidance from award-winning local bonsai artists.
Your ticket also includes a complimentary beer, poured fresh from our European-style serving tanks. Come early, grab a drink, and settle in upstairs for a relaxed, creative night.
Space is limited. Reserve your spot now.
Ticket link in bio
Join us tonight, Saturday, June 21 at 7PM as George Pennington III returns to the Beer Garden with a set that blends blues, rock, funk, and jazz fusion. Known around Tampa Bay for his fiery guitar work and expressive solos, George’s performances strike a balance between high-energy musicianship and thoughtful songwriting.
While you’ll usually catch him on electric guitar, don’t be surprised if he switches it up with piano or acoustic to change the pace. With two albums out and a third on the way, this is a great chance to catch a local favorite in his element.
Stretch, sip, and stem with us. Join The Roaming Petal and Crystal Kage for a laid-back yoga session that blends mindful movement with floral meditation and hands-on bouquet building.
You’ll flow, unwind, make something beautiful, and toast it all with a glass of bubbly (or kombucha, if that’s more your style).
Your ticket includes the full experience and a seasonal bouquet to take home.
You can grab your tickets at the link in our bio.
@theroamingpetal @namasteintampabay @crystalkage
Want to know the secret to passive income? Us too. Passive Income is our latest light lager brewed with German Saphir hops, known for subtle fruity and spicy notes alongside punchy citrus aromas, and New Zealand Nelson Sauvin hops bringing white wine and gooseberry into the mix. Sounds weird? Well, it forms up like Voltron.
And our head brewer, Zac Collins, is here to tell you all about it!
It’s on draft now. Come try one today.
Want to know the secret to passive income? Us too. Passive Income is our latest light lager brewed with German Saphir hops, known for subtle fruity and spicy notes alongside punchy citrus aromas, and New Zealand Nelson Sauvin hops bringing white wine and gooseberry into the mix. Sounds weird? Well, it forms up like Voltron.
And our head brewer, Zac Collins, is here to tell you all about it!
It’s on draft now. Come try one today.
Our Brew Good Program doesn’t just help raise money. It helps raise awareness.This month, we’re proud to partner with Wounded Warriors Abilities Ranch during PTSD Awareness Month, a nonprofit dedicated to helping veterans reconnect through recreation, wellness, and community.Mike Delancey, a Pinellas Park resident and Iraq War veteran and the founder of WWAR, knows firsthand what that journey looks like. In this video, Mike shares the story behind WWAR and the purpose that drives it.If his words move you, come show your support this Wednesday, June 18 at our Brew Good Happy Hour, hosted by Kim Musick and James McCormack.Behind the bar from 5 to 7 PM: Stacy Maynard, Amanda King, Jessa Burgess
All tips will be donated directly to WWAR.DJ Ricky will be spinning throwback favorites, and you can enter our online raffle featuring generous donations from:
Xul, Human Robot, Mortalis, ARKANE, Sauvignon Wine Locker, St. Pete Cellars, Resident Culture, Schilling Cider
Wear orange to show your support.
Can’t make it? You’ll still be able to donate or enter the raffle online (link coming soon).
The Jennstone Candle Company is turning up the throwbacks and turning down the lights for a hands-on candle making class like no other.
Join us upstairs at Grand Central Brewhouse on Thursday, June 19 at 7PM for a night that blends DIY creativity with Curated music that celebrates Black culture—from soulful classics to modern-day anthems. You’ll craft your own custom-scented candle while vibing to a soundtrack of timeless hits, cold beer (or wine) in hand.
Expect:
• Step-by-step guidance from expert instructors
• Your own custom-scented candle with exclusive Juneteenth labels
• A playlist packed with classics
• Drinks available for purchase from the bar
Whether you`re out with friends, planning a date night, or rolling solo for some self-care, this one’s made to be fun from start to finish.
21+ only. Limited spots available, grab your tickets in our bio link.
Tomorrow, Wednesday, June 18, we’re throwing a party for a purpose, and you’re invited.
Guest bartender Amanda King gives you the scoop on this Wednesday’s Brew Good Happy Hour, benefiting Wounded Warriors Abilities Ranch (WWAR). This incredible local nonprofit empowers veterans through recreation, wellness, and community.
The event is hosted by Kim Musick and James McCormack, with Amanda, Stacy Maynard, and Jessa Burgess behind the bar. All of their tips will be donated directly to WWAR.
DJ Ricky will be spinning throwback favorites throughout the night, and you can also enter our online raffle featuring generous donations from:
• Xul
• Human Robot
• Mortalis
• ARKANE
• Sauvignon Wine Locker
• St. Pete Cellars
• Resident Culture
• Schilling Cider
Wear orange to show your support.
See you tomorrow!
Our Brew Good Program doesn’t just help raise money. It helps raise awareness.
This month, we’re proud to partner with Wounded Warriors Abilities Ranch (@woundedwarriorsabilitiesranch) during PTSD Awareness Month, a nonprofit dedicated to helping veterans reconnect through recreation, wellness, and community.
Mike Delancey, a Pinellas Park resident and Iraq War veteran and the founder of WWAR, knows firsthand what that journey looks like. In this video, Mike shares the story behind WWAR and the purpose that drives it.
If his words move you, come show your support this Wednesday, June 18 at our Brew Good Happy Hour, hosted by Kim Musick and James McCormack.
Behind the bar from 5 to 7 PM:
Stacy Maynard
Amanda King
Jessa Burgess
All tips will be donated directly to WWAR.
DJ Ricky will be spinning throwback favorites, and you can enter our online raffle featuring generous donations from:
• Xul
• Human Robot
• Mortalis
• ARKANE
• Sauvignon Wine Locker
• St. Pete Cellars
• Resident Culture
• Schilling Cider
Wear orange to show your support.
Can’t make it? You’ll still be able to donate or enter the raffle online (link coming soon).
Gather your friends and family for an electrifying Friday night at Grand Central Brewhouse. Starting at 7PM, enjoy an all-request dueling pianos show featuring two baby grand pianos and two lively piano entertainers who will have you singing and dancing until 10PM.
Bring your favorite song requests,
cash and Venmo tips are welcome. This special live music event is proudly presented by That Piano Entertainment, LLC.
In case of inclement weather, the performance may be moved indoors or rescheduled.
