Texas Ale Project is celebrating its seventh anniversary on Saturday, April 23, from noon until 7:00 p.m. TAP Fest 2022 — “TAP Fest Goes 70s” — will celebrate seven years of brewing balanced, smooth, and flavorful craft beers with a 70s-themed party.
Although not required, costumes are highly encouraged, so feel free to pull out a pair of bell bottoms and some platform shoes and come dressed to impress. The best costume will win a groovy TAP T-shirt, a custom TAP glass, and a free beer.
With over twenty-five beers and limited-edition beers on tap, Texas Ale Project welcomes beer lovers to enjoy live music and pop-up barbeque from Southern Gentlemen’s Table starting at 12:30 p.m.
General and VIP tickets are available starting at $20. VIPs can enjoy early access, priority parking, a six-pack of TAP beer, and a designated VIP area. VIP and general tickets include six 5-ounce tastings.
“We are blessed to be thriving and now growing beyond the DFW Metroplex into the Houston, Austin, and San Antonio markets. We have so much to celebrate and be thankful for,” Kat Thompson, co-owner and founder of Texas Ale Project, said in a press statement.
Located in the Design District of Dallas, the Texas Ale Project is a family and veteran-owned and operated business. Creativity, dedication, and the pure joy of handcrafting fine beers and TAP WTR hard seltzers are evident in the brewery’s offerings.
On any given day, a thirsty patron might find Somethin’ Shady, a 50 FT Jackrabbit, a Fire Ant Funeral, or perhaps 100 Million Angels Singing to tickle the taste buds and the funny bone.
Texas Ale Project is located at 1001 N Riverfront Blvd. in Dallas, TX, and is open to the public Thursday through Sunday. For more information on TAP Fest 2022 or Texas Ale Project, visit www.texasaleproject.com.
