Food Notes: Work starts on Mexican restaurant in Gulch
Also: Donelson set for taco restaurant; Fat Bottom Brewing to host fundraiser for nonprofit
Source: nashvillepost.com
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Ask a Bartender: Where to Find Philly's Best Craft Lagers
The lager has a long history in Philly, but this misunderstood beer style is finally getting the respect it deserves at craft breweries.
Source: phillymag.com
Here Are The 0.002% Of Breweries In America That Are Certified B Corps
Of the approximately 10,000 breweries in America, only 18 are certified B Corporations, businesses that have a positive impact beyond financial profits.
Source: forbes.com
Fat Bottom entity buys in South Nashville
Owners of craft beer business pay $2.6M for Tech Hill industrial property
Source: nashvillepost.com
Q&A: Fat Bottom's Josh Buckley | People | nashvillepost.com
Brewing company CEO talks branding of local craft beer business
Source: nashvillepost.com
Forget Dinner: Try These Unique Valentine's Day Dates
This Valentines Day, ditch the prix-fixe circuit for active dates, crafty dates, and unhinged evenings as unconventional as your love.
Source: phillymag.com
Dunedin International Film Festival showcases 76 films from 16 countries
DUNEDIN — It’s a time to walk the red carpet, Hollywood style. No, scratch that: Let’s make it even better and call it Dunedin style.
Source: tbnweekly.com
Fun things to do this weekend and throughout July
Posted: Jul 09, 2021 5:06 PM AT | Last Updated: July 9 P.E.I.s Lobster Love rolled out on July 5 and runs until July 31(Jane Robertson/CBC) July looks to be an an exciting month filled with music festivals, concerts, and trying out some unique lobster rolls. Here are some fun things to do this weekend, indoors and out. Mikmaq Legends at North Rustico P.E.I. theatre group Mikmaq Legends will be performing at the Watermark Theatre in North Rustico this Saturday at 1 p.m. Admission is free.�...
Source: cbc.ca