Stone Brewing Stone’s Throw Down In RVA

by | Sep 5, 2018 | EVENTS

JOIN US FOR OUR SECOND ANNUAL MUSIC AND CRAFT BEER FESTIVAL ON SEPTEMBER 8 ON BROWN’S ISLAND.

All of this year’s Stone’s Throw Down in RVA proceeds will benefit four local organizations:

  • James River Association
  • Neighborhood Resource Center of Greater Fulton
  • Virginia Capital Trail Foundation
  • Venture Richmond

Tickets are $20 between September 1 and  up until the day of the event.

VIP tickets are sold out!

Bring your reusable water canteens, so please leave those plastic, single-serve bottles at home. There will be water stations throughout the festival for refills.

All ages are welcome and kids under 12 years of age are free. Like a good beer buzz, Stone’s Throw Down in RVA happens rain or shine.

Doors open at 1:00pm and show starts at 1:30pm. Craft beer from Stone Brewing & friends will be available for purchase. Folding chairs are allowed.

BIKE SHARE

You can download the RVABikes app, register for a Weekly Membership and enter promotional code “throwdown18” at checkout which gives you one week of unlimited bikeshare trips around Richmond.

Caley Sturgill

Caley Sturgill

Caley Sturgill is the Director of Media at RVA Magazine. Email her at caley@rvamag.com for inquiries and RVA On Tap releases.




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