The Ball-Sellers House is hosting a ticketed fundraiser event featuring local brews. Join us as we relax on the grounds of the Ball-Sellers House, Arlington’s oldest structure, a c. 1750 farmhouse. No doubt, generations of residents enjoyed local–even individually–brewed libations through the centuries. Treat yourself! For $45, you can enjoy:
- A fun talk about the history of brewing in Arlington by historian, Dr. Mark Benbow
- Early American fiddle music by Paul Carlson of Classical Fiddle
- Trivia with prizes!
- Free guided tours of the Ball-Sellers House
- Beer and food!
- And MORE!
Featured Beer
New District Brewing Company (a legacy brewery in Arlington): I Am the Senate. “A rich, complex, and boozy stout oozing layers of chocolate, coffee, and stone fruit that coats the tongue.”
Nighthawk Brewing Company (Arlington): Festbier. “The modern day ‘Oktoberfestbier’ now served at the official Oktoberfest in Germany. Festbier is a bright and golden beer with a clean, but strong malty backbone and light hop profile.”
Port City Brewing Company (Alexandria): Porter. “Smooth and silky, Porter pours a dark mahogany color with a firm cap of tan foam. It has bittersweet chocolate and coffee notes and a depth that bigger beers aspire to.”
Solace Brewing Company (Falls Church with a new Outpost in Ballston) 2 Legit 2 Wit: “a traditional Belgian Wit. Brewed with Lemondrop hops to accentuate the lemony characteristics of the yeast.”
Tickets
We’re limiting attendance at this special event to 50 guests. Buy tickets HERE. All proceeds go to the preservation of the Ball-Sellers House. We welcome additional donations!
Remember to bring your ID with birthdate–a Virginia license will do. AHS will be checking IDs at the entrance.
Consumer Brewing Company (1888) became Arlington Brewing Company (1904)
Paul Carlson, our fiddler
