Burke-Gilman Brewing

Karaoke with KJ Brogan then an image of the Burke Gilman Brewing Company logo then a pic of a old timey microphone against a green and gray checkered background Text: Last Saturday of the Month 7pm Burke-Gilman Brewing A neighborhood taproom 3626 NE 45th St. As well as a QR code that takes you to: https://www.burkegilmanbrewing.com/

Karaoke Saturday! Come on by and have a good time! You can't just watch, we're gonna make you sing.

An image of a Carrom board, with the text:" Come learn carrom make some new friends, drink some good beer come join your neighbors and learn to play this game from South Asia every other Thursday 2/26, 3/13, 3/26 burke-gilman brewing a neighborhood taproom family and dog friendly 3626 NE 45th St.

Come in on Thursday and learn how to play Carrom, a game from south asia. Similar to pool or shuffleboard, but played on a tabletop.

And, you know, drink some beer!

We're a flagship store now!

Oh, 47th - where the new off-ramp is by that big new apartment complex, feeding right into U Village!

Nice. Based on last cycle of widening, I'm guessing this will take about a year, once started....

Greenland has been heavy on many of our minds recently, and we will have an extended Q&A so that we can discuss what you're most curious about.

Event poster, Smarty Pints on February 2, 6:30pm at Burke-Gilman Brewing. Special Event: Why Greenland Matters. Let's discuss, with scientists and educators who work on and in Greenland. The background image is of the city of Ilulissat, Greenland. Two small red buildings on a grassy slope in thEvent poster, Smarty Pints on February 2, 6:30pm at Burke-Gilman Brewing. Special Event: Why Greenland Matters. Let's discuss, with scientists and educators who work on and in Greenland. The background image is of the city of Ilulissat, Greenland. Two small red buildings on a grassy slope in the foreground, in front of a rack of kayaks and a small bay. Across the bay are homes and other buildings, on a rocky outcrop going down to the water. In the background are icebergs, with one hundreds of feet long forming the horizon. The lighting is near sunset.e foreground, in front of a rack of kayaks and a small bay. Across the bay are homes and other buildings, on a rocky outcrop going down to the water. In the background are icebergs, with one hundreds of feet long forming the horizon. The lighting is near sunset.

Poster with speaker details, Smarty Pints on February 2, 6:30pm at Burke-Gilman Brewing. Special Event: Why Greenland Matters. The first row is Dr. Michalea King, Senior Research Scientist, UW-APL Polar Science Center. Round photo with her face in a big red parka with blue sky in the background. The second row is Dr. Kristin Laidre, Senior Principal Scientist, UW-APL Polar Science Center and Professor, UW School of Aquatic and Fishery Science. Round photo of her in a blue parka, holding a polar bear cub. The last row is Dr. Michelle Koutnik, Associate Research Professor, UW Department of Earth and Space Sciences. Round photo of her in a blue jacket and scarf, with icebergs in the background.

Join us on February 2, 6:30pm for a discussion about Greenland, beyond the latest headlines. We'll have three polar scientists here to discuss their work, their experiences collaborating with Greenlandic communities, and the broader context under which Americans scientists work in Greenland.

A beer stein sitting on a bar, full of small whistles, with a few whistles on keychain rings being held in someone's hand.

Free with purchase, while supplies last: whistles.

On a key chain, so you’ll always have it with you. In case you suddenly need it.

Perhaps you’ll be coaching youth sports. Or directing traffic. I’m sure there are other reasons.

They’re pretty loud!

Don't forget - Smarty Pints is tonight!

Smarty Pints event poster, for January 19, 6:30pm at Burke-Gilman Brewing. A grayscale image with a rectangular device on a mechanical arm coming up from the bottom. Something circular is blurry, perhaps a spinning tool, at the end of the device. Beneath the equipment is a dark surface, with rough white shooting away from the spinning tool. It’s a picture taken from NASA’s OSIRIS-REx spacecraft at the moment it collects a rock sample from the asteroid Bennu. There is a text overlay for the talk, “Navigating a Spacecraft to Asteroid Bennu and Back”, and the speaker, Eric Sahr, Optical Navigation Lead Engineer at KinetX Aerospace. The image is credited to NASA/Goddard/University of Arizona.

Smarty Pints event poster, for January 19, 6:30pm at Burke-Gilman Brewing. An x-ray image of a ribcage, gray and semi-transparent on a dark background, with what appears to be an anomalous oblong object inside. There is a glowing white text overlay for the talk, “Minerals in Medicine”, and the speaker, Dr. Jeff Otjen, Associate Professor, Department of Radiology, Seattle Children’s Hospital & UW.

Did you also have a recent work meeting or social event end with “Well, hopefully 2026 is better”?

Well, get your 2026 off to a *better* start at our next Smarty Pints!

On Jan 19 we’re going rock collecting – examining medical minerals & bringing home asteroid samples.

See you here at 6:30!

Support Your Local Brewery on #PubJanuary! — Beervana It is January 2nd, and you have shaken off that New Year’s Eve hangover and find yourself surveying a gray winter landscape. Night falls at 4:30 pm, but now there are no more holidays to anticipate, j...

It is January 2nd, and you have shaken off that New Year’s Eve hangover and find yourself surveying a gray winter landscape. Night falls at 4:30 pm, but now there are no more holidays to anticipate, just two more months of yuck. This is the moment to get down to your local pub.

loool, ABC.

Everyone in the taproom: WHERE'S THE BALL! SHOW US THE BALL!

ABC, small graphic: TAPE DELAY

Sorry, everyone - it worked last time!

Smarty Pints event poster, for January 19, 6:30pm at Burke-Gilman Brewing. A grayscale image with a rectangular device on a mechanical arm coming up from the bottom. Something circular is blurry, perhaps a spinning tool, at the end of the device. Beneath the equipment is a dark surface, with rough white shooting away from the spinning tool. It’s a picture taken from NASA’s OSIRIS-REx spacecraft at the moment it collects a rock sample from the asteroid Bennu. There is a text overlay for the talk, “Navigating a Spacecraft to Asteroid Bennu and Back”, and the speaker, Eric Sahr, Optical Navigation Lead Engineer at KinetX Aerospace. The image is credited to NASA/Goddard/University of Arizona.

Smarty Pints event poster, for January 19, 6:30pm at Burke-Gilman Brewing. An x-ray image of a ribcage, gray and semi-transparent on a dark background, with what appears to be an anomalous oblong object inside. There is a glowing white text overlay for the talk, “Minerals in Medicine”, and the speaker, Dr. Jeff Otjen, Associate Professor, Department of Radiology, Seattle Children’s Hospital & UW.

Did you also have a recent work meeting or social event end with “Well, hopefully 2026 is better”?

Well, get your 2026 off to a *better* start at our next Smarty Pints!

On Jan 19 we’re going rock collecting – examining medical minerals & bringing home asteroid samples.

See you here at 6:30!

(don't worry, cider fans - bring your beer drinking friends. We will still sell them a pint of beer. :) )

A poster with a bunch of apples on it, and the text: Greenwood Cider tap takeover at BGBC! Greenwood Cider co-founder Marchall Petryni will tell us about his ciders and take us on a guided tasting! Thursday, November 13th, 630 - 830 PM. $18 gets you a flight of five Greenwood Ciders (or just have a pint of your fave!) Also on the poster is Greenwood Cider co.'s logo, which is a log with growth rings, colored dark green.

Cider fans! Come by next Thursday (11/13) for a Greenwood Cider tap takeover!

We've long been known as a brewery that takes cider seriously, with 5 dedicated taps. But now we're going to give all the taps to one cidery! Co-founder Marshall will be there to help us taste through them.

🌾 Caroline Strömberg Professor in UW Biology & Curator of Paleobotany at the Burke Museum of Natural History and Culture How grasses took over the world Grasses are all around us, whether in the form of lawns, golf courses, wheat fields or the contents of your popcorn bag. Yet few people think of grasses as an evolutionarily extremely successful group, or wonder how they came to be so ubiquitous in less than ~30 million years. This talk will explore what we know about the evolutionary history of grasses and grassland ecosystems and how it related to climate change and animal evolution. 

☁️ Aakash Manapat Graduate student, UW Atmospheric and Climate Science How clouds control our climate Clouds are ubiquitous features of Earth's weather. However, their mundaneness hides a surprising level of complexity. Join me to learn about why scientists still struggle to understand clouds, and why clouds represent a major uncertainty when trying to understand climate change.

Mark your calendars for the next Smarty Pints - November 17th!

Gonna talk about How Grasses Took Over the World and How Clouds Control Our Climate.

Should be fascinating! (And there's beer!)

Goodnight

Seismogram showing ground motion at T-Mobile Park for game-winning single by Seattle Mariner Jorge Polanco, JP Crawford scores!

MLB poster for PostSEAson 2025 that reads Seis the Moment with a small seismogram between the Seis and the The. Has website for PNSN seismograms of the game. mariners.pnsn.org

You feel that Seattle?! Check out that Polanco P-Wave! Polanco Game Winning Single, Crawford Scores, MARINERS WIN!! @Mariners are Toronto Bound! @Tmobilepark @FoxSports
#SeisTheMoment #SeizeTheMoment

Fascinating article! Great read at this time of year.

@standupforscience.bsky.social @sufsseattle.bsky.social

A Very Special Smarty Pints is coming up on 10/6, featuring Drs. Stacey Hardin and Jodi Newman of the UW Dept. of Education, talking about JEDI Education!

You should come and learn about this and drink some great beer!

We be thankin ye for joinin' the crew on talk like a pirate day! Arrghhh!

(You should definitely do a smarty pints! Do it!)

A woman holding a sign that says Huskies Tailgate Before the game Burke-Gilman Brewing company Beer & Brats

A man kneeling next to a sign that says Huskies Tailgate Before the game Burke-Gilman Brewing company Beer & Brats

Nicole and Flynn both want you to come tailgate with us before the Husky game Saturday!

same, Qagggy. same.

Jester King made a WCIPA?

Was thinking about “Faith” as it’s also our first Vera beer (and “Vera” is Russian for faith).

But if the 1019 dominates, probably save that name for something more Vera-forward.

A woman making a “W” sign with her hand, and kneeling next to a sign that says: “huskies tailgate before the game Burke-Gilman Brewing company Beer & brats”

Tailgate with us before the Husky game today! Beer & brats!

We opened a bag of 1019/Dolcita the other day and I have never smelled anything that smelled quite so much like peach candy rings.

Can't wait to try the beer we made with it!

A crowd listens to a scientist speak in a brewery.

Packed house at the @standupforscience.bsky.social event at @burkebrewing.bsky.social in Seattle

🐳 Briana Abrahms, Assistant professor, UW Department of Biology Center for Ecosystem Sentinels Where the Wild Things Go What do large carnivores in Africa and whales in the Pacific Ocean have in common? They both roam across vast distances and inhabit environments that are rapidly changing because of people. In this talk, we'll learn about how wildlife scientists track where these wild things go and study how they are coping with our changing planet. Lastly, we'll talk about how we use this information to support wildlife conservation.

🖊️ Sally James, medical and science journalist How news about science gets made (mangled) The journey from a discovery in a lab to a headline is fraught with danger. Confusion, exaggeration and misunderstanding lurk on the path. Let me explain and help you spot these problems or explain to your community.

Smarty Pints is tonight! Come on out and drink some great beer and learn interesting stuff! A joint event with @standupforscience.bsky.social and @sufsseattle.bsky.social!

Well, looks like we have a few more projects on the list for this winter!