Same beer, bigger location.

Before moving out, Ten Fifty-Five Brewing is throwing one last hurrah for its original taproom from 1 – 8 p.m. on Friday, July 13.

It’s been more than five years since the brewery and taproom first opened, but they’ll soon relocate to their new spot at 110 E. Congress St.

This will be the last time to enjoy a cold one in the original space in Tucson’s industrial area, which harbors the likes of Green Feet Brewing Company and Yellow Brick Coffee.

Feel free to clean ’em out, too. It’ll make the move to downtown easier.

The new 3,880-square-foot space between 6th Ave. and Scott Ave., which used to be the Vaudeville Cabaret, will have more space for brewing and include a restaurant featuring several local sausages.

The new restaurant is expected to be open seven days a week with operating hours from  11 a.m. – midnight. Sunday hours will be adjusted as needed.

Say your final farewell to Ten Fifty-Five Brewing at their original location at 3810 E. 44th St. For more information, call (520) 461-8073 or visit 1055brewing.com.