Virginia Museum of History & Culture Debuts New Exhibit At Annual Beer Festival

Virginia Museum of History & Culture Debuts New Exhibit At Annual Beer Festival

The Virginia Museum of History & Culture kicks off the opening of the Cheers, Virginia! exhibition with its annual Brewhaha beer festival.

 

Media Alert
July 27, 2022
Taylor Fuqua, Manager of PR & Marketing; tfuqua@VirginiaHistory.org; 804.342.9661

Richmond, Va- The re-opening celebrations continue at the Virginia Museum of History & Culture as the museum celebrates Virginia Craft Beer Month with its fifth annual BrewHaha beer festival. This year’s event will feature beer selections from a wide variety of Virginia breweries from across the Commonwealth, live music from the Slack Family Band, food trucks, and access to Cheers, Virginia!, the museum’s newest exhibit focused on the history of brewing, distilling, and fermenting in Virginia.

Date:

Saturday, August 6th

Time:

VIP starts at 4:30 pm.

Main Festival 6:00 pm.- 9:00 pm.

Location:

Virginia Museum of History & Culture

428 N Arthur Ashe Boulevard

Richmond, Virginia 23220


Featured Breweries:

  • Alewerks
  • Ardent Craft Ales 
  • Three Notch’d
  • Waterbird
  • Black Heath Meadery
  •  Blue Bee Cider
  • Virginia Beer Co.
  • Old Bust head
  • 2 Silos
  • Buskey Cider
  • Blue Mountain Brewery

Food trucks:

  • Ato’s Sisig
  • Momma’s Barbecue 
  • RVA New York Style

For more information about Brewhaha or to purchase tickets, visit VirginiaHistory.org/Cheers.

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The Virginia Museum of History & Culture is the only institution dedicated to presenting the entire history of Virginia over time and across regions. Its nationally significant collection of more than 9 million objects, renowned research library, galleries and public programs demonstrate the centrality of Virginia to the narrative of the United States.

The VMHC is owned and operated by the Virginia Historical Society — a private, non-profit organization established in 1831. The historical society is the oldest cultural organization in Virginia and one of the oldest and most distinguished history organizations in the nation.