April showers brings beer in growlers; celebrate beer-to-go all month long.
$7.00 growler fills on select beers every Saturday.
$2.00 off pints for Mug Club members while it’s raining.
25% off to-go containers all month.
6:00 pm
Donate to play, all proceeds to fund live music performances at Ferry County schools.
Bring the family or play all cards yourself. A great way to spend a winter night!
New theme each month:
04/27: Road Trip
Pass-the-hat cover charge.
Family Friendly.
Clarence Gallagher has been playing and singing since he can remember. He left home with a guitar on his back and traveled most of the country before he was nineteen. After landing in New Orleans he played on the streets and in bars for several years before moving to the mountains of North Carolina and continuing to play music there. Now residing in Curlew Washington, Clarence finds new ways of reshaping old time music today, taking his listeners back in time with vintage tunes from nearly a century ago,resonator guitar puts out an old timey sound, authenticated by his voice and foot stomp percussion.
Dani Bacon, is a singer songwriter with an Americana sound that originates from her life long love of music. Her songs are bits and pieces of her life, dreams, trials, love, hardships, family and more. “I don’t just love playing music, I need it. It makes me happy and keeps me sane. And it fills a part of my soul that nothing else can,” the musician says. Dani started playing and writing music after a hard loss. “I needed some way to let out the pain and writing music let me do just that,” she goes on to say. Along with being a mother of two boys and a wife, she continues to write songs and play any chance she gets.
Pass-the-hat cover charge.
Family Friendly.
Hailing from the occupied territories of the Songhees, Esquimalt and WSÁNEĆ nations (Victoria, BC in Canada), Clanna Morna brings their take on the Celtic Traditional genre to the west coast. Their sound is rooted in the traditional Irish, Scottish and English music that many love, and features carefully crafted arrangements, rhythmic spirited energy and captivating storytelling. Comprised of an ensemble of multi-instrumentalists, their collective musicianship and attention to detail contribute to their unique interpretation of both familiar and lesser known folk tunes and ballads.
Members of Clanna Morna have been arranging and performing traditional Celtic and original music for over a decade in other projects, sharing their melodic arrangements and stories both locally and internationally. Since their formation in the fall of 2020 Clanna Morna has toured Coastal British Columbia constantly, as well as touring interior British Columbia & Alberta multiple times, delivering over 200 performances in just over two years together as an ensemble.
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Family Friendly.
“Hauntingly, beautiful voice. Captivating! Had me sobbing in the booth.”
Taking residence in the foothills of Boulder mountain or the inner parts of Boston, Hannah Jackson is a singer songwriter who uses folksy finger picking and indie style guitar playing accompanied with rich vocals to weave stories with her songs. She explores themes of love, life, and loss all while making you laugh, cry, and dance.
Instagram: im_hannahhh_
Get ready for a lot of sound!! KUNDA! MARIMBA, DRUM & DANCE has been entertaining folks in Ferry, Stevens, Okanogan, and Spokane Counties for 25 years. Playing traditional and contemporary African, or African-inspired music on marimbas and drums, their performance is fun and family-oriented, energetic, and educational. Under the musical direction of John Eikelman and Spark, they are joined by long-time members Josh Laufer, Dan Lutjemeier, and Cindy Startup.
Pass-the-hat cover charge.
Family Friendly.
A recent graduate of Berklee college of music, Corban Welter has a background in American roots styles and a passion for songwriting. Influenced by artists like Gordon Lightfoot, Joni Mitchell, and Townes Van Zandt, his music is informed by a life of travel and observation.
$32.00 General Admission. Ticket Required PURCHASE HERE
$48.00 Seated. Ticket Required PURCHASE HERE
Family Friendly.
Stop in or call today to reserve your spot and save a few online transaction fees! (509) 775-2700
For the past 25 years, Jason Boland & the Stragglers have dazzled audiences all over as one of the leading ambassadors of the Oklahoma and Texas music movement. Millions of fans cheering him on, over 500,000 records sold independently and 10 albums later, Boland is a career musician whose legacy continues to grow. From his early days touring in cramped vans and playing in front of tiny bar crowds to the packed venues he performs in today, Boland’s uncompromising approach has grown his profile dramatically, especially in the past handful of years. Add to that the legions of musicians who are influenced by Boland, and his impact on the scene is undeniable.
“Jason is one of my dearest friends and, in my opinion, one of the smartest and coolest dudes I know. He was the first person to ask me to produce their record and many years ago we had a great time making Dark and Dirty Mile. So it was natural for me to be more than excited to be asked to produce The Light Saw Me.” says producer Shooter Jennings, “This album isn’t just another album from Jason & The Stragglers. It’s a magnum opus of the highest creative order, which in turn I take as a very serious honor to be able to be a part of its inception.”
While the music remains true to the roots of Boland and the Stragglers’ Red Dirt background, it’s as tight as anything he’s ever done. On top of the message and intricate instrumentation, the bold storyline will please longtime fans and undoubtedly serve as a gateway album to the rest of his massive discography.
For most of his career, the only thing you could expect from Boland is to do the unexpected. On what’s now his 10th studio album, he not only does that, but he did it in his own organic and authentic way. He’s making the music he wants while continuing to please the people who want to hear where his artistic journey takes him next. With a catalog like his, that’s no easy feat.
$15 General Admission. Ticket Required PURCHASE HERE
$22.50 Seated. Ticket Required PURCHASE HERE
Family Friendly.
Stop in or call today to reserve your spot and save a few online transaction fees! (509) 775-2700
““Ellis Bullard is the epitome of a True-Blue Honky Tonk experience, shaped by years of hard living and touring across America.”
Hailing from the vibrant music scene of Austin, Texas, Ellis Bullard and his band of seasoned Austin A-listers have shared the stage with some of the biggest names in Texas Country and Americana, including Randy Rogers, Reckless Kelly, and Cody Johnson. Their debut record, “Piss-Hot Freightlining Country Music,” caught the attention of none other than Joe Rogan, who couldn’t help but praise Bullard’s fiery performance at the legendary White Horse.
While Ellis Bullard draws inspiration from classic country legends like Merle Haggard and Jerry Reed, his music also channels the spirit of Mo Bandy and Joe Stampley collaborations. The result is a refreshing blend of classic and subtle outlaw country vibes.
Five albums into an acclaimed career, Sam Morrow has carved out a sound that exists somewhere outside of genre and geography. It's his own version of modern-day American roots music: a mix of roadhouse rock & roll, bluesy R&B, and country-fried funky-tonk, driven forward by groove, grease, and guitars.
It's also a sound that owes as much to the road — where Morrow spent most of the past decade on tour, supporting albums like Concrete & Mud and Gettin' By On Gettin' Down — as the various places he's called home. This is music for the fast lane. Music for empty highways. Music for people who, like Morrow, always seem to find themselves in transit.
$15 General Admission. Ticket Required PURCHASE HERE
$22.50 Seated. Ticket Required PURCHASE HERE
Family Friendly.
“Kendl Winter & Palmer T. Lee, both playing guitar and banjo and trading vocals; hers an achingly beautiful distinctive tone that complements his smoky delivery to perfection.”
During the spring and summer of 2020, The Lowest Pair (Kendl Winter and Palmer T. Lee) found themselves camping and sharing songs around the fire with two dear friends and incredible musicians Adam Roszkiewicz and Leif Karlstrom of the instrumental duo Small Town Therapy. Founding members of the progressive string band Front Country, multi-instrumentalists Adam and Leif bring a new dynamic palette of colors to Kendl and Palmer’s own instrumental prowess and expressive lyricism.
After sharing a handful of new songs and tunes, (and making immediate fans in the campground) there was no doubt that a record was in the future, and In August of 2020 they spent a week out in Enterprise, Oregon recording at the OK Theater.
The new record “Horse Camp” leans towards each member’s string band roots and showcases brand new Lowest Pair songs Kendl and Palmer wrote during the strange times of the pandemic. The album also includes an instrumental by each musician involved. It’s an awesome display of how a simple collaboration of friends can result in music that is as organic as it is undeniable.
$15.00 General Admission. Ticket Required PURCHASE HERE
$22.50 Seated. Ticket Required PURCHASE HERE
Family Friendly.
Born and raised in Idaho, Jeff Crosby has been sharing his unique perspective of Americana throughout the US and Europe over the past decade. After moving to Los Angeles, CA in 2012, Crosby landed 2 songs, "This Old Town" and "Oh Love, Oh Lord," on the hit FX series Sons of Anarchy, which led to the band continually performing over 200 shows a year throughout the US and Europe.
After spending 3 years based in Nashville TN, Crosby has returned to Idaho and will continue to tour with his band full-time in support of his most recent release “Northstar” and the current single “Runnin’ Free” feat. Cody Braun of Reckless Kelly, and Produced/Engineered by Gregg Williams and Jonathan Tyler.
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Family Friendly.
Wayne has been playing acoustic guitar since 1970 and singing before he could talk (according to his mom). Wayne writes and enjoys playing and singing Folk, Folk Rock, Celtic, Blues, Ragtime, and Classical music; he tries to make music with feeling and passion.
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Family Friendly.
“One quick listen to Florida native Leon Majcen and you know he is an old soul. His haunting storytelling and smokey vocals are helping to usher in the new class of country singers in Nashville. Close your eyes, you may think its even a modern day Townes Van Zandt.”
Leon Majcen is a musician whose story is one of resilience and determination. He grew up on the Gulf Coast of Florida, the son of Bosnian war refugees who had fled their homeland in search of a better life for their children. From a young age, Leon was drawn to the power of storytelling through music, particularly the work of artists like Townes Van Zandt, John Prine, Bob Dylan, and Guy Clark.
Since arriving in Nashville, Leon has continued to develop his unique blend of Americana, folk, and country music, drawing on his experiences and his love of the outdoors to craft songs that are both poignant and powerful. With his heartfelt lyrics, soulful voice, and deft guitar work, Leon has built a strong following in Music City and beyond.
Opening for Leon is local Dani Bacon, is a singer songwriter with an Americana sound that originates from her life long love of music. Her songs are bits and pieces of her life, dreams, trials, love, hardships, family and more. “I don’t just love playing music, I need it. It makes me happy and keeps me sane. And it fills a part of my soul that nothing else can,” the musician says. Dani started playing and writing music after a hard loss. “I needed some way to let out the pain and writing music let me do just that,” she goes on to say. Along with being a mother of two boys and a wife, she continues to write songs and play any chance she gets.
Updated to new date: April 18, 2024
RBC’s Monthly Thursday Trivia Finale. Who will be crowned the Champions of the ‘23-24 Season? Show up to find out, and fight for your spot.
Bring a team of three or join in individually.
Reservations no longer needed, simply arrive before 6 pm with your smarty pants on.
Join fellow Marines (active and veterans) for an evening of visiting & camaraderie. Brewery open to Marines and their companions only - all branches of service welcome.
Have you ever wanted to join a book club to meet other readers and get book recommendations but didn't want to have an awkward discussion about a book you didn't even like? This is the group for you!
Join fellow book lovers who love reading in silent camaraderie weekly at Republic Brewing Company. Stop by the Republic or Curlew Library beforehand to browse for a good book, get a library card, or for great reading recommendations.
Meets weekly on Sundays at RBC:
3:00-3:30pm - People arrive, order drinks, share what they're reading
3:30-4:30pm - Quiet reading hour
4:30-5:00pm - Optional socializing, or keep reading
Learn how to make a weed basket.
Registration $30 per person, supplies included (scholarships may be available if needed).
Space is limited.
Make reservation by calling your instructor Pam at 509-775-3268.
Have you ever wanted to join a book club to meet other readers and get book recommendations but didn't want to have an awkward discussion about a book you didn't even like? This is the group for you!
Join fellow book lovers who love reading in silent camaraderie weekly at Republic Brewing Company. Stop by the Republic or Curlew Library beforehand to browse for a good book, get a library card, or for great reading recommendations.
Meets weekly on Sundays at RBC:
3:00-3:30pm - People arrive, order drinks, share what they're reading
3:30-4:30pm - Quiet reading hour
4:30-5:00pm - Optional socializing, or keep reading
6:00 pm
Donate to play, all proceeds to fund live music performances at Ferry County schools.
Bring the family or play all cards yourself. A great way to spend a winter night!
New theme each month:
03/23: Video Games
0427: Road Trip
Have you ever wanted to join a book club to meet other readers and get book recommendations but didn't want to have an awkward discussion about a book you didn't even like? This is the group for you!
Join fellow book lovers who love reading in silent camaraderie weekly at Republic Brewing Company. Stop by the Republic or Curlew Library beforehand to browse for a good book, get a library card, or for great reading recommendations.
Meets weekly on Sundays at RBC:
3:00-3:30pm - People arrive, order drinks, share what they're reading
3:30-4:30pm - Quiet reading hour
4:30-5:00pm - Optional socializing, or keep reading
RBC’s Monthly Thursday Trivia.
Bring a team of three or join in individually.
Held every second Thursday of the month at 6 pm through April 2024.
Reservations no longer needed, simply arrive before 6 pm with your smarty pants on.
Have you ever wanted to join a book club to meet other readers and get book recommendations but didn't want to have an awkward discussion about a book you didn't even like? This is the group for you!
Join fellow book lovers who love reading in silent camaraderie weekly at Republic Brewing Company. Stop by the Republic or Curlew Library beforehand to browse for a good book, get a library card, or for great reading recommendations.
Meets weekly on Sundays at RBC:
3:00-3:30pm - People arrive, order drinks, share what they're reading
3:30-4:30pm - Quiet reading hour
4:30-5:00pm - Optional socializing, or keep reading
Join fellow Marines (active and veterans) for an evening of visiting & camaraderie. Brewery open to Marines and their companions only - all branches of service welcome.
Guess what’s back? Pint Days’ back! All you have to do is go to your favorite brewery (hint hint: it’s RBC), drink beer, and bring home a sweet lil pint glass! Your friends will be jealous and you’ll be the envy of your neighborhood. Once the glasses are gone, they’re gone. FOAM-O anyone?!
Limited edition glasses are exclusively available at participating breweries. (List below.) This year we feature a 16 oz. Willi Becher pint with art by Blindtiger Design, a local creative, strategy, and marketing agency specializing in the unique needs of the craft beverage industry. Blindtiger Design is a creative partner for many of the brewery brands you recognize.
The goals of WA Pint Days are to encourage beer enthusiasts (that’s you) to get out and visit Washington craft brewery taprooms, and raise money to support our Guild. All great reasons to leave hibernation 😉
In partnership with WA Brewers Guild member breweries and Grandstand, $1 from every glass will be donated to the WBG. WA Brewers Guild, is a grassroots organization that fosters a sense of community among the state’s breweries and also does the increasingly critical work of representing the brewing industry’s interest in Olympia.
#wearewabeer
Have you ever wanted to join a book club to meet other readers and get book recommendations but didn't want to have an awkward discussion about a book you didn't even like? This is the group for you!
Join fellow book lovers who love reading in silent camaraderie weekly at Republic Brewing Company. Stop by the Republic or Curlew Library beforehand to browse for a good book, get a library card, or for great reading recommendations.
Meets weekly on Sundays at RBC:
3:00-3:30pm - People arrive, order drinks, share what they're reading
3:30-4:30pm - Quiet reading hour
4:30-5:00pm - Optional socializing, or keep reading
Have you ever wanted to join a book club to meet other readers and get book recommendations but didn't want to have an awkward discussion about a book you didn't even like? This is the group for you!
Join fellow book lovers who love reading in silent camaraderie weekly at Republic Brewing Company. Stop by the Republic or Curlew Library beforehand to browse for a good book, get a library card, or for great reading recommendations.
Meets weekly on Sundays at RBC:
3:00-3:30pm - People arrive, order drinks, share what they're reading
3:30-4:30pm - Quiet reading hour
4:30-5:00pm - Optional socializing, or keep reading
6:00 pm
Donate to play, all proceeds to fund live music performances at Ferry County schools.
Bring the family or play all cards yourself. A great way to spend a winter night!
New theme each month:
02/24: Colors
03/23: Video Games
0427: Road Trip
Join fellow gardeners and gardener-wannabes to talk about our early spring and dream of warm soil.
There will be hands-on activities, an information table, and WSU Ferry County Master Gardeners available to answer your burning gardening questions. Please bring any seeds, as well as extra pots, tools, etc. that you’d like to share.
No registration required for this free event.
Have you ever wanted to join a book club to meet other readers and get book recommendations but didn't want to have an awkward discussion about a book you didn't even like? This is the group for you!
Join fellow book lovers who love reading in silent camaraderie weekly at Republic Brewing Company. Stop by the Republic or Curlew Library beforehand to browse for a good book, get a library card, or for great reading recommendations.
Meets weekly on Sundays at RBC:
3:00-3:30pm - People arrive, order drinks, share what they're reading
3:30-4:30pm - Quiet reading hour
4:30-5:00pm - Optional socializing, or keep reading
Have you ever wanted to join a book club to meet other readers and get book recommendations but didn't want to have an awkward discussion about a book you didn't even like? This is the group for you!
Join fellow book lovers who love reading in silent camaraderie weekly at Republic Brewing Company. Stop by the Republic or Curlew Library beforehand to browse for a good book, get a library card, or for great reading recommendations.
Meets weekly on Sundays at RBC:
3:00-3:30pm - People arrive, order drinks, share what they're reading
3:30-4:30pm - Quiet reading hour
4:30-5:00pm - Optional socializing, or keep reading
RBC’s Monthly Thursday Trivia.
Bring a team of three or join in individually.
Held every second Thursday of the month at 6 pm through April 2024.
Reservations no longer needed, simply arrive before 6 pm with your smarty pants on.
Join fellow Marines (active and veterans) for an evening of visiting & camaraderie. Brewery open to Marines and their companions only - all branches of service welcome.
Have you ever wanted to join a book club to meet other readers and get book recommendations but didn't want to have an awkward discussion about a book you didn't even like? This is the group for you!
Join fellow book lovers who love reading in silent camaraderie weekly at Republic Brewing Company. Stop by the Republic or Curlew Library beforehand to browse for a good book, get a library card, or for great reading recommendations.
Meets weekly on Sundays at RBC:
3:00-3:30pm - People arrive, order drinks, share what they're reading
3:30-4:30pm - Quiet reading hour
4:30-5:00pm - Optional socializing, or keep reading
6:00 pm
Donate to play, all proceeds to fund live music performances at Ferry County schools.
Bring the family or play all cards yourself. A great way to spend a winter night!
New theme each month:
01/27: Rowdy Country
02/24: Colors
03/23: Video Games
0427: Road Trip
Bring your devices and library card to Republic Brewing Company and learn about the many online services though the library. Learn how to download e-books, e-audiobooks, movies and more!
Have you ever wanted to join a book club to meet other readers and get book recommendations but didn't want to have an awkward discussion about a book you didn't even like? This is the group for you!
Join fellow book lovers who love reading in silent camaraderie weekly at Republic Brewing Company. Stop by the Republic or Curlew Library beforehand to browse for a good book, get a library card, or for great reading recommendations.
Meets weekly on Sundays at RBC:
3:00-3:30pm - People arrive, order drinks, share what they're reading
3:30-4:30pm - Quiet reading hour
4:30-5:00pm - Optional socializing, or keep reading
Have you ever wanted to join a book club to meet other readers and get book recommendations but didn't want to have an awkward discussion about a book you didn't even like? This is the group for you!
Join fellow book lovers who love reading in silent camaraderie weekly at Republic Brewing Company. Stop by the Republic or Curlew Library beforehand to browse for a good book, get a library card, or for great reading recommendations.
Meets weekly on Sundays at RBC:
3:00-3:30pm - People arrive, order drinks, share what they're reading
3:30-4:30pm - Quiet reading hour
4:30-5:00pm - Optional socializing, or keep reading
Republic’s Annual Winterfest is back and we are open at 11:00 am!
Join the town celebrating winter with a chili cook off, outhouse races, snow sculpting, snowmobile races, family crafting, K-9 pulls, tug of war, Sasquatch calling and more…
Just don’t forget the beer and hot cocoa drinking when you’re cold.
RBC’s Monthly Thursday Trivia.
Bring a team of three or join in individually.
Held every second Thursday of the month at 6 pm through April 2024.
Reservations no longer needed, simply arrive before 6 pm with your smarty pants on.
Have you ever wanted to join a book club to meet other readers and get book recommendations but didn't want to have an awkward discussion about a book you didn't even like? This is the group for you!
Join fellow book lovers who love reading in silent camaraderie weekly at Republic Brewing Company. Stop by the Republic or Curlew Library beforehand to browse for a good book, get a library card, or for great reading recommendations.
Meets weekly on Sundays at RBC:
3:00-3:30pm - People arrive, order drinks, share what they're reading
3:30-4:30pm - Quiet reading hour
4:30-5:00pm - Optional socializing, or keep reading
Closed Sunday, January 7 and Monday, January 8th for our annual RBC Family Vacation.
Fill up those growlers early so you won’t be dry in our absence.
Join fellow Marines (active and veterans) for an evening of visiting & camaraderie. Brewery open to Marines and their companions only - all branches of service welcome.
"If more of us valued FOOD and CHEER and SONG above hoarded gold, it would be a merrier world."
-J.R.R Tolkien
