Private events
Six ways to take over a working brewery in the Arts District, from a reserved run of tables to the whole building. One email starts it.
Pick a room or take the building. Every one of them comes with our beer, our kitchen and our people.
Every room, every tap, both patios, the kitchen and the Skeeball lanes. Private from the front door in. The brewhouse stays visible behind the bar; the music, the screens and the tap list are yours to set.
The speakeasy behind the brewery, with its own entrance off the alley. Backlit bar, fireplace, leather booths, a cocktail program that runs on its own menu. The room people whisper about.
The front room on Traction with its own bar, its own door and its own screens. Big enough for a crowd, closed off enough to feel like yours, and the rest of the brewery is one doorway away when the party spills.
A big open room off the main floor with long tables and a screen. Plug in a laptop, run a deck, then roll it into drinks. UNVERIFIED: confirm the name and the room with Travis.
Plants overhead, communal tables, open air. Reserve a stretch of it or the whole thing for a daytime party. It flows straight into the main bar.
The brewery stays open and you get a reserved run of tables, your own server, and the Skeeball lanes a few steps away. The simplest way to bring 20 friends.
We have a kitchen, so outside food and outside catering aren't allowed. Our menu scales from tacos for 20 to a full buffet.
Buyouts, The Study and The Pub are all ages for the whole event. The Showroom is all ages until 9 PM. The open floor and patio follow house hours: all ages until 7 PM.
No outside alcohol, by license. You can host the bar, set a limit, or let guests pay their own. Custom tap lists for buyouts.
New photography is being shot after the Halloween decorations come down. These are the current ones.
