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The Decatur Beer Festival is returning on Oct. 15 after a two-year hiatus, but with a new name – Simply Us Doing Our Share or SUDS. All proceeds raised from the festival will be donated to the organizations housed at Legacy Park in Decatur. 

The weeks news includes Anodyne Harvest dinner, Farm to Fire dinner, a new chef at Harley-Davidson, menu changes for Bartolotta’s and Folk Fair bread.

Four Madison-area breweries are participating in a national collaboration to call attention to domestic violence. The beer makers are releasing an IPA called One in Four.

Opinion: Despite promises of transparency, the self-styled anti-establishment defender of renters has turned to developers for money.

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The Segal Centres doors reopen with Pool (No Water), a bold statement from Persephone Productions, while Centaur Theatre transports audiences with Cyclorama.

As temperatures cool down, it’s the perfect time to venture outside and explore the hundreds of outdoor art pieces located around Des Moines. From traditional murals and sculptures to more experimental installations that dance with light and sound, the benefits of public art are plentiful. “It

CO2 is pumped into beer to add carbonation and keep the beer from mixing with oxygen during the production and canning process.

Cocktails will be organized by bright, bold, refreshing and responsible. Eight tap lines will feature beers from Wisconsin breweries.

Being able to share our struggles openly with colleagues can actually build greater trust, work satisfaction, and wellbeing.