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That means beer garden season is on its way. Here's what to know about beer gardens in the Milwaukee area. We'll add to it as more beer gardens announce that they are opening. Masks and social distancing is encouraged at every beer garden. And anyone with COVID-19 symptoms is asked to stay home. Milwaukee County Traveling Beer Gardens What to expect:The Traveling Beer Gardens feature restored firetrucks that have been converted into mobile beer trucks. The trucks serve up Sprecher craft beer, hard sodas and Shakparo (Sprecher's gluten-free beer). There will also be cider, wine and non-alcoholic beverages. For eats, there will be soft pretzels, Klement's sausages and Peruvian empanadas from the Milwaukee restaurant Triciclo Peru.
2021 guide to Milwaukee-area beer gardens: Estabrook, Hubbard Park, Whitnall and more msn.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from msn.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
The Traveling Beer Gardens will return to Milwaukee County parks for the summer. Two simultaneous tours are set to visit different county parks from May to September. The beer gardens are recognizable by red trucks emblazoned with the Sprecher Brewing logo, which pump beer and soda. They will operate in addition to permanent county-run beer gardens. "After a difficult winter, I know that so many of us are looking forward to an outdoor, physically distanced summer activity," Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley said Monday. The traveling and permanent beer gardens have generated more than $10 million in revenue for the county parks department since 2012, officials said.
Coffee Crawl invites York County caffeine enthusiasts to savor the tastes of local brews pennlive.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from pennlive.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Coffee Crawl invites York County caffeine enthusiasts to savor the tastes of local brews Coffee enthusiasts in York County will have an entire month of caffeine-themed celebrations to look forward to. The inaugural Coffee Crawl hosted by Downtown Inc will feature five local coffee shops in York City throughout March with special drink offerings. “The important thing right now is to bring awareness to restaurants and small businesses, especially during COVID," said Hannah Beard, a spokesperson for Downtown Inc. "We just wanted to do something that would bring awareness to these shops but also have people participating safely." During the month, patrons can visit any of the five participating shops for a beverage: I-ron-ic at 256 W. Philadelphia St.; Molly’s Courtyard Café at 46 W. Philadelphia St.; Prince Street Café at 2 W. Market St.; The Green Bean Roasting Co. at 100 S. Beaver St. and Take Five Expresso Bar at 34 W. Philadelphia St.