Turtle Swamp News Today

Fewer consumers are seeking out craft beer, and a report from the industry's trade association shows that 385 breweries closed across the country in 2023.

For many in the progressive neighborhood, the brewery will forever be associated with the legal action it took against the affordable housing development being built next door — but the owners say that isn’t why it’s closing.

Known for its Orange Line New England IPA, Turtle Swamp Brewing is encouraging patrons to come by one last time in the next month.

There were more than 30 major productions in Massachusetts last year, but the writer and actor strikes have "shut the entire industry down."

A popular craft brewing company in Boston is shutting down its taproom and beer production after spending the last six years serving up pints to the community.

The Substation is open to the public on Fridays and Saturdays with Ticket to Vibe IPA and more.

Raise money for Boston Medical Center at Turtle Swamp Brewing. Read more about this event on Boston.com.

The owners cited COVID as a reason behind closing Turtle Swamp Brewing's Roslindale beer garden. Read more on Boston.com.

Landlord sues to stop affordable housing in Jamaica Plain. Again The Boston Globe May 19, 2021 2:47 pm Just days after settling a lawsuit against the Pine Street Inn that delayed a planned Jamaica Plain apartment building for a year, a prominent landlord in the neighborhood is suing to stop a second affordable housing development — this one for senior citizens, the Globe’s Tim Logan reports. Monty Gold, who owns the building that houses Turtle Swamp Brewing near the corner of Washin...

Jamaica Plain’s Turtle Swamp Brewing and its landlord, Monty Gold, have filed separate lawsuits in Suffolk Superior Court to block the construction of a 39-unit apartment building that would provide affordable housing to low-income seniors and a new space for Dominican restaurant El Embajador. Two-thirds of the apartments would go to seniors making no more than 60 percent of the median income in Boston, while one-third would go to seniors making no more than 30 percent of that number. The dev...