Events

This summer's production of Law of the Land at Caravan Farm Theatre is wonderful. You should go. Pack up the kids, bring your grandparents, or just get a lift and get there yourself. Law of the Land returns to what made us all love Caravan for so long: hilarious musicals with politics and heart. Playwright Peter Anderson and musical director/writer John Millard reprise their 1982 play to brilliant effect, with our beloved Estelle Shook directing. Law of the Land features wonderful music, both musically interesting and hum-able. Anderson proves once again that he is a master of both the one-liner...

Announcing... the 100' Feast 2018! Sunday August 12 at the farm brewery.   Please phone the brewery on August 1 to reserve your tickets. No advance reservations, just call on August 1, first come first served for limited seating.   Chef Geoffrey Couper and his team join us again this year to make an epic 5 course feast paired with our own beers. There's always something special on tap exclusive to this event, and the food is as local and seasonal as it gets. It's a combination of indulgence and inspiration, with everyday ingredients elevated to new heights of delectability....

With thousands of tons of recyclables being rejected by China, with contaminated recycling ending up in the garbage, and with several giant trash islands floating in our oceans, “it’s OK, we recycle” is no longer acceptable. Recycling is the new garbage: we continue to create the same amount of waste, we just put it into a different receptacle and feel better. One-way, single-use and non-compostable containers and packaging can no longer be a part of our lives. Recycling is not a panacea to garbage, and cannot be used to excuse the constant generation of more waste. It’s not acceptable to...

Sad to say, the party pig has met its demise. As of August 2017, we have been unable to fill party pigs. The manufacturer moved to Europe, meaning that we can no longer get parts (including the bit which had to be replaced every use). We have increased our growler sales, and have introduced a small 10L keg in an effort to partially replace the party pigs. Nothing is quite the same, and we continue to seek alternatives which will allow the constant pour for a longer time like the piggies, but we've not found a good alternative yet. As...

Friday March 30 is a holiday - for us and for you! So we are closed on Friday. We are open on Thursday March 29 & Saturday, March 31 for growler sales. We have lots of Backhand of God, Hand Truck Porter, Red Branch Irish Ale, Gael's Blood Potato Ale (made with our own Russian Blue spuds) and Insurrection IPA. Drop by and get your growlers before feasting.