FOOD & LIVING

Hart House Craft Beer Festival

Presented by Hart House

Mill Street Brewery - Spearhead - Muskoka Brewery - Big Rock - Amsterdam - Granite Brewery - Black Oak - Steamwhistle - Hockley Valley - Beau's All Natural - HMH Negotiants - Great Lakes - Creemore - Kensington Brewery - and more

Details: On July 28^th, 2011 Hart House once again presents the ultimate summer event. The 4^th annual Hart House Craft Beer Festival features small craft breweries from across Canada together with mouth-watering BBQ fare in one of Toronto’s most historic settings.

A diverse selection of beers, food by Hart House Executive Chef Marco Tucci, and CIUT DJs spinning summery beats has attracted sell out crowds since the event’s beginnings. The Hart House Craft Beer Festival is an opportunity for craft brewers to introduce their product to 650 curious and seasoned Toronto beer drinkers.

When: Thursday, July 28th, 2011, 7:00 pm

Where: Hart House Quadrangle, 7 Hart House Circle, University of Toronto How to get here

Cost: $35 Adult / $30 Student (+ tax) / Group tickets (Pack of four): $120 Adult / $100 Student (+ tax) www.uofttix.ca / 416-978-8849

Ticket price includes:
- Eight beer samples
- BBQ fare by Hart House Executive Chef Marco Tucci
(Additional beer sample tickets may be purchased on site.)

* Admission restricted to 19+ (no children or infants). This event is rain or shine*

Media Raves

"Hart House holds a bash to celebrate the lazy, crazy, hazy days of summer." - Torontoist.com

"The massive open-air barbecue in the Hart House quad cranked out enough roast pork sandwiches and barbecue chicken to feed a small army. The sold-out event drew several hundred people, all eager to sample the latest Ontario craft brews" Norman Wilner, NOW Magazine

"Hart House Craft Beer Festival & BBQ hits the spot...It appealed not only to connoisseurs--or seasoned tipplers--of the malted barley brew, but also to locavores and those who want to know more, and care, about what goes into the food and drink they consume."
Diana Kuprel, www.news.utoronto.ca

“It’s why festivals like Hart House are so important: They introduce people to the concept and hopefully as a result of having fun drinking and dancing and carrying on, they acquire a taste for craft beer.”
St. John’s Wort

“There’s something about an event at Hart House that just gives it an automatic air of sophistication.”
Taste T.O.