Brewers association

In town: the association of craft brewers offers a calendar

Lillie-Beth Brinkman

Members of the Craft Brewers Association of Oklahoma have developed a unique local holiday gift that will give you a sample of local beers across the state. But you’ll need to act fast — the Oklahoma Craft Beer Advent Calendar will only be sold out Nov. 10-18, and numbers are limited to 300.

No two Advent calendars will be the same, but they will all feature multiple styles of beer from all over Oklahoma. Shoppers will be able to choose in Tulsa or Oklahoma City during checkout and will pick up in Tulsa from 3-7 p.m. Dec. 7 at Cabin Boys Brewery, 1717 E. Seventh St., or Oklahoma City from 3-7 p.m. h. December 8 at Vanessa House Brewery, 118 NW Eighth St.

The general public can go online at craftbeerok.org/events at midnight November 10. If you are a member of the Enthusiast Association, you will have access to registration five days earlier. Advent calendars will remain on sale until sold out.

To put together the calendars, the association works with the Dale Rogers Training Center, a nonprofit organization that supports people with disabilities through work opportunities, training and more.

Participating breweries have developed holiday-inspired beers for the calendar. They include American Solera, Prairie Artisan Ales, Vanessa House, Lively Beerworks, 405 Brewing, Roughtail Brewing, Cabin Boys Brewery, The Big Friendly, Elk Valley Brewing Co., Lazy Circles Brewing, Broke Brewing Co., NEFF Brewing, Canadian River Brewing , Coop Ale Works, Iron Monk, Dead Armadillo, Angry Scotsman Brewing, Stonecloud Brewing, Skydance Brewing Co., Nothing’s Left and Anthem Brewing.

Speaking of beer, the Jones Assembly celebrates its fourth annual “Jonestoberfest” sponsored by the Republic National Distribution Event on its patio from 3 p.m. to 2 a.m. Saturday. The event is free and includes a day of food, spirits and music, also known as German food, beer and folk music. Culinary specialties include Schwab’s Turkey Leg, Colossal Pretzels with Sauces, Jalapeno Cheddar Corn Dog, and Cheesy Jones Toddlers. Folk tunes music starts from 3 to 5 p.m. with the Polkatimers. For brunch and dinner in the dining room, book through thejonesassembly.com.

Immersive art experience

Factory Obscura has opened a new immersive musical theater experience called “UNRAVELED” presented in collaboration with the venue’s Mix-Tape by 19th Century Hound, a digital age company that designs theatre, film and performance art . From Thursday through Sunday through November 7, the show will feature the headbangers and powerhouse ballads of the 80s and 90s. Buy tickets and check showtimes at 19thcenturyhound.com/unraveled.

Factory Obscura, 25 NW Ninth in Oklahoma City, will also celebrate Halloween with festivities from 6-9 p.m. on October 31. These include The Procession, a free outdoor event; a costume contest with cash prizes; the opening of the final “Gate” in its present experience; and more.

For more information, visit factoryobscura.com.

Proof of COVID-19 vaccination or negative COVID tests taken within 72 hours of the show are required for entry.

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