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You can’t have good beer without clean water. Join Clean Water Action and Evil Genius Beer Company for a post–Earth Day happy hour at the Evil Genius taproom in Fishtown. Members of our Philadelphia team will be there to chat about our...

Local author Jo Piazza brings The Bookcase, a traveling pop-up bookstore, to the brewery for an afternoon of books, brews, and community. Join us for a cozy Sunday afternoon of Books, Brews, and community at Dock Street Brewery. We’re bringing The Bookcase, a...

Across the river, breweries are solar, carbon capture and local grains for sustainable beer and their bottom lines. By Nolan Buser When Tonewood Brewing wanted to expand their operations to a new location, environmental sustainability was a top priority. The owners were...

Sustainability doesn’t always require innovation. Sometimes, it’s bringing the basics back to the local community. Mark Brault was working at a farm in Bucks County a little more than a decade ago, around the same time he was studying for...

Philly’s a beer town. Clean water means cleaner (and tastier) beer for you. Heroes wear capes. Sometimes, they drink beer.  Two years ago,  nearly 20 breweries from across the Greater Philadelphia Region, sent a joint letter to Congress in efforts...

Philly’s first social mission brewing aims to be an inviting space for all backgrounds Although Triple Bottom Brewing may be opening its doors to the public for the first time today, the faces behind the brewery are familiar to the...

With spring finally here and feeling a little more adventurous, it’s time to find your new favorite brewpub! Don’t worry, Green Philly readers – I decided to explore for you and found Evil Genius.  4 reasons why we’re digging the...

Feel guilty that you didn't have a chance to help out on Philly Spring Cleanup Day? You can clear your conscious by cleaning up West Philly's Clark Park this Saturday, April 19th. The best part? You can get free food & beer after your clean up, so you're receiving a little bonus on top of the feel-good volunteering. Check the details, after the jump!

Flying Fish Brewing Co. has announced that they'll debut a new beer early this February and donate 100% of the proceeds to New Jersey victims of 2012's Superstorm Sandy. The new beer named "Forever Unloved Sandy" or F.U .Sandy for short is dubbed a hybrid wheat-pale ale. I say hats off to Flying Fish; The thing that strikes me as especially cool about this is Flying Fish isn't just donating profits but every dollar and cent to NJ Sandy Storm Relief. The F.U. Sandy brew will produce approximately 100 kegs of beer, sales of which will generate $50,000 directly towards a charity.  The recipient of the F. U. Sandy funds will be a grassroots NJ-based charitable organization dedicated to Superstorm Sandy relief and chosen by Flying Fish fans via social media.  Read on to find out how you can nominate a charity.