Happy Hour at the Museum: Oskar Blues

Join us at the Museum of Boulder for a series of happy hours with local breweries! Each event will be held in our new Beer HERE!: Brewing the New West exhibit in our Main Gallery and will include-

– A beer flight tasting provided by the local brewery

– A food pairing consisting of light appetizers

– Information from a local brewery on their products and brewery history with on-site representatives

– Access to the Beer HERE! exhibit at the Museum of Boulder

About Beer HERE! Brewing the New West:

The incredible exhibit originally developed by History Colorado is coming to Boulder!

Beer Here! will feature stories from the past, present and future, as well as more than 160 authentic artifacts from Colorado’s beer and brewing history, connecting time periods. Some of the most compelling objects include:

A Denver brewer’s union card from 1888, written entirely in German, because that was the language most brewers spoke at the time;

Adolph Coors’ original hand-drawn sketch of his first beer label, on loan from the Coors archive

A massive wooden bottle smasher used by the Denver Police Department during Prohibition

This exhibit’s development was generously supported by the Ball Corporation and Coors Brewing Company and brought to Boulder thanks to a gift from Kathy and Brian Spear.

About Oskar Blues Brewery:

A pioneer in the craft beer space, Oskar Blues was the first brewery to stuff craft beer into a can in 2002, starting with Dale’s Pale Ale, the Original Craft Beer in a Can. The Oskar Blues brand has been a mainstay on the shelves of your local store ever since, establishing itself as a symbol of independent craft beer. Since those scrappy beginnings in Lyons, CO, our story has evolved, and it’s time for our look to evolve with it.