We’ll go for a cruise on an awesome Canmore trail, then head back to the brewery at 8pm for a pint.

Rides are geared towards intermediate to advanced riders led by @ryan.cycling101 ⁠

Join us and find a new friend and a new trail !

🎶 Community Fridays Return - Starting October 31!
$6 pints, local live background music, and chill vibes 4–7 pm, always free entry.

We’re kicking things off with a Halloween Bash 🎃 Add some costume magic if the mood strikes!

5–7 pm: Andrew Staygold spins timeless folk melodies with evocative lyrics that transport you across time and space.

7:30 pm onward: The Brews take the stage with wicked tunes for a lively, spooky-fun evening!

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Popping down to the pub on a Friday evening to catch up with friends and neighbours is a time-honoured tradition - and we’re keeping it alive with Community Fridays.

Every Friday from November through April, we feature local singers, songwriters, and small acoustic bands from 5-7pm. The atmosphere is easygoing and unpretentious - music that blends naturally into the buzz of the taproom, adding warmth and a sense of connection. It’s the perfect way to unwind and welcome the weekend.

And because good times pair best with good beer, enjoy Happy Hour $6 pints from 4–7 pm every Community Friday. Cheers to that! 🍻

Liam Daisley is a British-born musician and songwriter based in the Canadian Rockies, performing stripped-back sets of acoustic rock, indie, and country. His shows blend covers with original material shaped by outlaw country and modern folk influences - drawing on the spirit of artists like Tyler Childers and Ben Howard.

Liam's time in Canada provides a landscape for reflection on the ebbs and flows of life in southern England. The result is music which pursues a greater understanding of his character and delivers the raw emotions which inhabit it. Whether he's playing a few song at an open mic or fighting out a three-hour set, Liam invites listeners to experience the sounds ongoing self-realisation.

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Popping down to the pub on a Friday evening to catch up with friends and neighbours is a time-honoured tradition - and we’re keeping it alive with Community Fridays.

Every Friday from November through April, we feature local singers, songwriters, and small acoustic bands from 5-7pm. The atmosphere is easygoing and unpretentious - music that blends naturally into the buzz of the taproom, adding warmth and a sense of connection. It’s the perfect way to unwind and welcome the weekend.

And because good times pair best with good beer, enjoy Happy Hour $6 pints from 4–7 pm every Community Friday. Cheers to that! 🍻

Mari Rosehill is a predominately Indie/Folk singer-songwriter, with moments of Alternative/Rock and is often compared to a young Joni Mitchell. Her vocal range and poignant lyrics swiftly engage the audience and her honest storytelling keeps them captivated.

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Popping down to the pub on a Friday evening to catch up with friends and neighbours is a time-honoured tradition - and we’re keeping it alive with Community Fridays.

Every Friday from November through April, we feature local singers, songwriters, and small acoustic bands from 5-7pm. The atmosphere is easygoing and unpretentious - music that blends naturally into the buzz of the taproom, adding warmth and a sense of connection. It’s the perfect way to unwind and welcome the weekend.

And because good times pair best with good beer, enjoy Happy Hour $6 pints from 4–7 pm every Community Friday. Cheers to that! 🍻

SOLD OUT

Get ready for a night that crackles with energy! 🎻

Three time Juno Award–winning fiddler Ashley MacIsaac brings his legendary Cape Breton fire to Canmore Brewing for one unforgettable, up-close show. Expect blistering fiddle tunes, foot-stomping rhythm, flying bows, and big East Coast energy.

📅 November 23 | 7pm - Doors at 6pm

🎟️ HERE Only 100 tickets available

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Ashley MacIsaac is a Juno Award–winning fiddler and one of the most acclaimed musicians ever to emerge from Cape Breton, Nova Scotia. Famed for his intensity, authenticity, and boundary-pushing creativity, Ashley has been electrifying audiences since childhood. Mentored by legendary local fiddlers, he cut his teeth performing in community halls, clubs, barns, and kitchens across the Island, where his reputation as a prodigious young talent quickly took root.

His landmark album Hi How Are You Today? in the mid-1990s marked a turning point — bringing Cape Breton fiddle to the mainstream, earning national and international accolades, and propelling Ashley onto major stages around the world. From that point forward, he became both a torchbearer for tradition and a bold innovator, fearlessly blending Celtic roots with rock, pop, and electronic influences.

Ashley’s career highlights are as varied as they are impressive: touring with Philip Glass and The Chieftains, performing at Olympic opening ceremonies, and receiving an honorary doctorate from UCB. He has collaborated with a wide spectrum of artists and producers, including Andrew Greenwalt and Kevin Killen (U2, Peter Gabriel, Elvis Costello), further expanding his sound with layered instrumentation, electronic loops, and cross-genre experimentation. The result has been a body of work that bridges tradition and modernity while staying unmistakably true to his Cape Breton roots.

Never content to rest on past success, Ashley continues to reinvent himself. In 2016, he teamed up with drummer Jay “Sticks” Andrews to release FDLEЯ, an adventurous mix of Celtic and electronic dance music that showcased his appetite for innovation.

ashleymacisaac.com

SOLD OUT

SHOW #2 - NOVEMBER 24, 7PM

Get ready for a night that crackles with energy! 🎻

Three time Juno Award–winning fiddler Ashley MacIsaac brings his legendary Cape Breton fire to Canmore Brewing for one unforgettable, up-close show. Expect blistering fiddle tunes, foot-stomping rhythm, flying bows, and big East Coast energy.

📅 November 24 | 7pm - Doors at 6pm

🎟️ HERE Only 100 tickets available

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Ashley MacIsaac is a Juno Award–winning fiddler and one of the most acclaimed musicians ever to emerge from Cape Breton, Nova Scotia. Famed for his intensity, authenticity, and boundary-pushing creativity, Ashley has been electrifying audiences since childhood. Mentored by legendary local fiddlers, he cut his teeth performing in community halls, clubs, barns, and kitchens across the Island, where his reputation as a prodigious young talent quickly took root.

His landmark album Hi How Are You Today? in the mid-1990s marked a turning point — bringing Cape Breton fiddle to the mainstream, earning national and international accolades, and propelling Ashley onto major stages around the world. From that point forward, he became both a torchbearer for tradition and a bold innovator, fearlessly blending Celtic roots with rock, pop, and electronic influences.

Ashley’s career highlights are as varied as they are impressive: touring with Philip Glass and The Chieftains, performing at Olympic opening ceremonies, and receiving an honorary doctorate from UCB. He has collaborated with a wide spectrum of artists and producers, including Andrew Greenwalt and Kevin Killen (U2, Peter Gabriel, Elvis Costello), further expanding his sound with layered instrumentation, electronic loops, and cross-genre experimentation. The result has been a body of work that bridges tradition and modernity while staying unmistakably true to his Cape Breton roots.

Never content to rest on past success, Ashley continues to reinvent himself. In 2016, he teamed up with drummer Jay “Sticks” Andrews to release FDLEЯ, an adventurous mix of Celtic and electronic dance music that showcased his appetite for innovation.

ashleymacisaac.com

Sue Chick Denton is a seasoned singer-songwriter, choir director, music teacher, and community musician based in Canmore. She’s been performing since childhood and is deeply involved in fostering group music-making across all ages. She’s a musical force and will endeavour to transport you with her beautiful voice and evocative lyrics.

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Popping down to the pub on a Friday evening to catch up with friends and neighbours is a time-honoured tradition - and we’re keeping it alive with Community Fridays.

Every Friday from November through April, we feature local singers, songwriters, and small acoustic bands from 5-7pm. The atmosphere is easygoing and unpretentious - music that blends naturally into the buzz of the taproom, adding warmth and a sense of connection. It’s the perfect way to unwind and welcome the weekend.

And because good times pair best with good beer, enjoy Happy Hour $6 pints from 4–7 pm every Community Friday. Cheers to that! 🍻

Carlyn Patricia Reilly kindles the stage with a soft but soulful resonance. Her indie-folk style echoes touches of jazz and rock, reflecting influences from Frazey Ford, Norah Jones and Fleetwood Mac

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Popping down to the pub on a Friday evening to catch up with friends and neighbours is a time-honoured tradition - and we’re keeping it alive with Community Fridays.

Every Friday from November through April, we feature local singers, songwriters, and small acoustic bands from 5-7pm. The atmosphere is easygoing and unpretentious - music that blends naturally into the buzz of the taproom, adding warmth and a sense of connection. It’s the perfect way to unwind and welcome the weekend.

And because good times pair best with good beer, enjoy Happy Hour $6 pints from 4–7 pm every Community Friday. Cheers to that! 🍻

Irene Poole is a singer-songwriter from Banff, currently based in Calgary. She has captivated audiences around the Bow Valley and beyond with her heartfelt lyrics and angelic melodies. Her indie-folk songs often take inspiration from nature, and from songwriting greats like Joni Mitchell and Brandi Carlile.

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Popping down to the pub on a Friday evening to catch up with friends and neighbours is a time-honoured tradition - and we’re keeping it alive with Community Fridays.

Every Friday from November through April, we feature local singers, songwriters, and small acoustic bands from 5-7pm. The atmosphere is easygoing and unpretentious - music that blends naturally into the buzz of the taproom, adding warmth and a sense of connection. It’s the perfect way to unwind and welcome the weekend.

And because good times pair best with good beer, enjoy Happy Hour $6 pints from 4–7 pm every Community Friday. Cheers to that! 🍻

Ted Woodhouse is a veteran performer spanning over 35 years, Ted is a groove-savvy singer and instrumentalist in country-blues and pop. He skillfully plays piano, bass, acoustic guitar, and provides strong lead and harmonizing vocals. He’s known for leading the High Country Band and the Sail Cats, the latter noted for its induction into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame. He’s also won multiple national songwriting awards.

Photo: Jungmin Ham

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Popping down to the pub on a Friday evening to catch up with friends and neighbours is a time-honoured tradition - and we’re keeping it alive with Community Fridays.

Every Friday from November through April, we feature local singers, songwriters, and small acoustic bands from 5-7pm. The atmosphere is easygoing and unpretentious - music that blends naturally into the buzz of the taproom, adding warmth and a sense of connection. It’s the perfect way to unwind and welcome the weekend.

And because good times pair best with good beer, enjoy Happy Hour $6 pints from 4–7 pm every Community Friday. Cheers to that! 🍻

More information TBA in November

📅 January 11 | 7pm - Doors at 6pm

🎟️ HERE Only 70 tickets available