The Erie Downtown Development Corporation (EDDC) and Twisted Elk Brewery are opening the new Twisted Elk Outpost at 36 North Park Row in downtown Erie. The ribbon-cutting ceremony for the satellite location is scheduled for 2 p.m. on July 10, marking a strategic expansion of the Lake City-based brewery into the city’s east side.
Expanding Craft Beer Access in Downtown Erie
According to the brewery, all craft beer served at the new downtown site is produced at its original Lake City facility.
Visitors to the Outpost can expect a rotating selection of craft beers on tap. The brewery confirmed that customers will also have the option to purchase beer to go, catering to both on-site patrons and those looking to carry products home.
Syncing Growth with Urban Revitalization
The grand opening is timed to coincide with Boutique Nights, a recurring shopping and arts event that begins at 5 p.m. on State Street.
The Flagship City District continues to focus on this strategy, encouraging patrons to visit multiple venues, including local retailers and pop-up vendors, during their downtown visits.
Pro Tips for Your Visit
- Check the Tap List: Visit the Twisted Elk Outpost website before heading downtown to see which rotating selections are currently on tap.
- Plan Your Evening: Since the ribbon cutting is at 2 p.m. and Boutique Nights begins at 5 p.m., consider spending the afternoon exploring the nearby North Park Row shops.
- Parking: Look for public parking garages or street parking within the Flagship City District to ensure easy access to the storefront.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Where is the new Twisted Elk Outpost located?
- The Outpost is located at 36 North Park Row in downtown Erie.
- Is the beer brewed on-site at the Outpost?
- No. According to the brewery, all beer served at the downtown location is brewed at their primary facility in Lake City.
- What time is the ribbon-cutting ceremony?
- The ceremony is scheduled for 2 p.m. on July 10.
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