Jul 16 Wednesday
Challenge yourself while drinking beer! Teams of up to 6 can compete for fantastic prizes. Join us in the taproom every Wednesday from 7-9. Bring a phone!
Jul 17 Thursday
Join the Greer Farmers Market for it's 10th Anniversary year in Greer, each Sunday from May-August, 11AM-2PM. 30+ Farmers, Makers, and Bakers are nestled in scenic Greer City Park along with live music, food trucks, and kids activities. Come shop and eat local with us. We are a SNAP retailer, Healthy Bucks site, and have more food assistance programs TBA. Learn more at GreerFarmersMarket.com.
Every first and Thursday of the month, we welcome all old time musicians to come hang out and play at Leveller! This is an intermediate level jam, and we'll make sure there's always a lead fiddler present. Players are, of course, welcome a couple of rounds on the house.
If you have questions about the schedule or other details, you're welcome to message us on Facebook or Instagram @LevellerBrewing.
Jul 18 Friday
Join us at Botanist & Barrel Asheville for a laid-back evening of great wine and even better company.Ben will be pouring a lineup of handpicked wines—featuring new finds, seasonal favorites, and maybe a surprise or two. Whether you're a wine nerd or just here for the vibes, it's a perfect way to start your weekend.🗓 Friday July 18th🕖 Drop in anytime from 5:30–7:30 PM📍 Botanist & Barrel | Asheville Tasting Bar💵 $10 for the tasting (waived with bottle purchase)Come sip, swirl, and hang with us.
Jul 19 Saturday
In this presentation, indigenous writer and activist Hector Itzcuautli will share his experience as an immigrant and author of a new historical fantasy. Through images, Hector will take us to different places where he got the inspiration to write his novel, The Seven Stones of Creation.
Hector will share how native people of the Americas practiced permaculture centuries before this term was invented, and the importance of indigenous people as Mother Earth's protectors. Hector will share music and voices from the people of Abya Yala (the Americas). And of course, you are going to hear part of the story of Muyaw and Ma'ii, the two teenagers in The Seven Stones of Creation on a mission to recover the stones where humanity's wisdom resides.
Hector Itzcuautli has worked in several community projects focused on strengthening the social fabric through the care and regeneration of local ecosystems that allow people to achieve food autonomy for their health. Through the planting of organic vegetables with a focus on permaculture, he has traveled part of the continent (Mexico, Ecuador, U.S.) sharing his knowledge with children at rural schools, community leaders, women in prison, young people from the city, and stay-at-home moms in order to empower all those who want to build a better world. Today he works in the Triangle area in North Carolina, accompanying social movements in search of social justice for the good of humanity.
The author will share how native people of the Americas practiced Permaculture centuries before this term was invented, and the importance of indigenous people as Mother Earth's protectors. Hector will share music and voices from the people of Abya Yala (the Americas).
Jul 20 Sunday
Jul 21 Monday