"Brew at the Zoo" gathers up more than 20 breweries to raise funds

“Brew at the Zoo” gathers up more than 20 breweries to raise funds

June 6, 2019

The money raised during the event will support the Zoo’s education programs, conservation efforts, and future improvements to the Zoo.

Reid Park Zoo and Craft Tucson are working together to bring you another Brew at the Zoo from 6:30 – 9:30 p.m., Saturday, June 15.

Craft beer is the focal point here — with the list of participating breweries doubling in size — but there’s also music, games, a chance to meet the Zoo’s animal ambassadors, chair massages, glass painting with Creative Juice Art Bar, and pub food for purchase.

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With every beer your drink, you’re giving back to wildlife. The money raised during the event will support the Zoo’s education programs, conservation efforts, and future improvements to the Zoo.

So, round up your favorite party animals and head down to Reid Park Zoo.

Tickets are $45 per person and includes 14 tasting tickets with a souvenir cup. There’s also designated driver tickets available for $20.

Brew at the Zoo Participating Breweries

8-Bit Brewing Company
12 West Brewing Company
1912 Brewing Company
Barrio Brewing Company
Black Rock Brewers
Borderlands Brewing Company
Buqui Bichi
Button Brew House
Catalina Brewing Company
Copper Brothel Brewing Company
Copper Mine Brewing Company
Crooked Tooth Brewing Company
Dillinger Brewing Company
Dragoon Brewing Company
Grand Canyon Brewing Company
Green Feet Brewing
Harbottle Brewing Company
Huss Brewing Company
Mother Road Brewing Company
Pueblo Vida Brewing Company
San Tan Brewing Company
Sentinel Peak Brewing Company
Ten55 Brewing & Sausage House
Thunder Canyon Brewstillery

Food Options & Locations

Mac-n-Cheese
- classic, bourbon bacon bits, and pesto
- Located in the South America Loop
Nachos with Pulled Pork
- Located at the Lion Ramada
Soft Pretzel and Cheese
- Located at the Rhino Exhibit
Italian Sausage on a Roll with Pasta Salad
- Located at the Tanzania Exhibit
Cafe will also be open with the regular menu and a Fish and Chip special.

While you’re sippin’ you may also be dippin’ to the music of Dos Suenos, Rarity Rock Radio, and Paul Jenkins.

The Reid Park Zoo is located at 3400 E. Zoo Ct. For more information, visit reidparkzoo.org.

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