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A hoppin’ place to host your next event 🍻

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Savage Craft

Did you know? Savage Craft’s property is a preserved historical site.

Photo by Nikki Morgan Photography

Looking to host a “pitcher” perfect event? Enter: Savage Craft Ale Works — one of the only local breweries with a private venue on-site.

The venue offers two different spaces:

  • The Armory (40-150 guests): event hall for wedding celebrations, cocktail events, and holiday parties
  • Mooneyhan Room (24-40 guests): space for hosting a luncheon, workshop, business meeting, or a small gathering

Bonus: Both have the option of custom in-house catering. Get your party started.*

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