Wow, it’s September already and fall is just a few weeks away. What better way to celebrate fall than with some fun outdoor activities?
Whether you take a drive to view fall foliage, throw a football tailgate party or attend one of the many fall festivals – there are SO many fun ways to hang with friends and family.
(more…)Philadelphia has been serving up beer since well before our founding fathers signed the Declaration of Independence. In fact, “Philadelphia’s beer roots can be traced back to 1680 when the city’s founder, William Penn, began construction on a brewery.” ~ The Oxford Companion to Beer definition of Philadelphia
(more…)We don’t know about you, but our favorite thing about fall is definitely Oktoberfest and football season. Any excuse to drink beer, eat bratwurst and get together to watch our favorite team play sport is a good idea!
If you live in Delaware or surrounding areas, get excited because an official start to Oktoberfest is only a few weeks away starting on September 20th. This 3-day celebration in Newark, Delaware, is nothing short of amazing, so make sure to check it out! For more information about this festival and where to go, park, eat and parade, check out this website.
Well, football fanatics, it’s that time of year again where you get to start fresh and pick your fantasy football team. Is there’s a better feeling than the anticipation of what lies ahead for the football season? I don’t think so!
May is the month of rebirth and the perfect time for outdoor celebrations. From Graduations to Mother’s Day, it seems that every weekend fills up quickly. Delaware and the surrounding area have a number of traditional events that many look forward to each year.
There’s nothing more American than Baseball and Beer. They just go together. With opening day just a few days behind us and the Phillie’s home opener against the Padres coming up next Monday, we thought a little discussion of how beer offerings at baseball stadiums across the nation have changed since the beginning of time.
With stadium names such as Miller Park, Coors Field and Anheuser-Busch, it clear that beer has big presence in baseball. Sipping an ice cold beer and watching a baseball game on a hot summer day has long been one of America’s favorite past-times.