Brooklyn Brewery Mash, an annual international traveling tour hosted by the brewery, will stop in nine cities this year -- and Philly happens to be one of them. The 2016 beer tour will roll into town on Aug. 25 and stay through Aug. 28. On each day, a different beer-centric event is planned. Tickets for all events are currently on sale.
Dinner with Friends at Bing Bing Dim Sum
Brooklyn Brewery chef Andrew Gerson and the team from Philly's popular Bing Bing Dim Sum will work together to create a one-night-only menu that pulls from Chinese dishes, Jewish dishes and other cuisines.
To accompany the dinner, a range of rare and unique beers will be set out on each table -- the more friends dining together, the more beer the table gets. The whole night centers around tasting and talking about the food and drink with your table of friends.
Thursday, August 25
7 p.m. | $45 per person
Bing Bing Dim Sum
1648 E. Passyunk Ave.
Timberland Presents: Twin Peaks
A free concert (which you can attend as long as you RSVP) will be held at Union Transfer. Timberland, Brooklyn Brewery and Paste Magazine created the event together for Philly's Beer Mash.
Doors will open at 7 p.m. for the 8 p.m. show. Philly's own TJ Kong and the Atomic Bomb and Palmas will open for Twin Peaks.
And of course, Brooklyn Brewery beers will be available at the concert.
Friday, August 26
7 p.m. | Free with registration
Union Transfer
1026 Spring Garden St.
(215) 232-2100
Beer Mansion
Arrive at Mt. Pleasant Mansion. Choose a path to take. You'll need to make your way through the Barrel-Aging Room, the IPA Room, the Saison Room and the Beer Garden to complete your adventure.
In each area, beer and food will be available. There's also a chance you'll run into a Scottish pirate from the late 1760s. Legend has it the mansion is haunted by his spirit.
Saturday, August 27
5 p.m. | $20 per ticket
Fishtown & Northern Liberties Neighborhood Immersion
A $25 ticket gets you lunch at one of the neighborhood spots, a beer at three bars and deals at shops in the area.
Sunday, August 28
Noon | $25 per ticket
Meet at 1001 N. Second St. #21