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X-WR-CALNAME:Tampa · community · today · CalDiscovery BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Juicy: A Slice of Florida Life DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260630 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261001 DTSTAMP:20260915T223919Z UID:10000540-1782777600-1790812799@creativepinellas.org CATEGORIES:community DESCRIPTION:Creative Pinellas\, in partnership with Heritage Village\, is presenting a nostalgic celebration of Florida culture with its newest exhi bition\, Juicy: A Slice of Florida Life\, on view June 30-Sept. 30\, 2026 at the St. Pete-Clearwater International Airport’s Sightline Gallery. \n \n \n \n Shop the Exhibition\n \n \n Shop Now\n \n \n  \nIn celebration of Heritag e Village’s 50th anniversary in Pinellas County\, Juicy explores Florida ’s enduring relationship with the citrus industry through archival citru s crate labels that sealed Florida’s identity as an eternal tropical par adise. The labels are paired with featured artist Steve Hagan’s blown gl ass sculptures of citrus\, which look as delicious as the Florida fruit th at inspired them. The glass works are on loan from St. Petersburg’s Dunc an McClellan Gallery. Creative Pinellas’ Maggie Duffy curated the exhibi tion. \nWhile citrus fruit was originally brought to Florida in the 16th c entury by the Spanish\, it wasn’t until 1870 that the citrus industry in the state had its first boom\, according to the Florida Division of Histo rical Resources’ website. “Orange Fever” brought people to Florida t o try their hand as citrus growers. As more growers entered the market\, s o grew the competition\, creating the need for advertising. Crate labels b ecame key pieces of marketing for growers and packers\, according to the E phemera Society of America’s website. They gained popularity in Florida in the early 1900s\, with a peak in popularity from the 1920s-50s. \nOver the years the industry had its ups and downs\, freezes\, pests\, hurricane s and eventually citrus greening threatened the citrus industry. But some endure in Florida\, including the Lykes Bros. Art consultant Liz Dimmitt i s part of the Lykes Bros. family. She grew up checking on the groves and e ating orange ice cream at grove stores. The CEO and co-founder of FloridaR AMA says Lykes Bros. continues to not only grow the citrus that becomes Fl orida’s Natural not-from-concentrate juice\, but also develops innovativ e ways to improve growing conditions. \nHagan is a glass artist\, foodie\, and proponent of pure beauty. His works combine a love of function with m odern form and design\, often creating citrus-inspired jewelry\, tableware \, and sculpture. In 2018\, Hagan received an emerging artist residency at the Duncan McClellan Gallery where he developed his fruit series even fur ther. His experience working in restaurants as a chef gave him inspiration as a glass artist. In his 2011 thesis show at Southern Illinois Universit y Carbondale\, The Apple Doesn’t Fall Far from the Tree\, he created a b ar of meringue that looked like the interior of a sliced\, bisected lemon — and now fruit remains a major inspiration. All of Hagan’s pieces in the exhibition are for sale. Link to shop the gallery coming soon! \nSight line is a dynamic art gallery located within St. Pete–Clearwater Interna tional Airport (PIE)\, designed to connect travelers with the vibrant arts community of Pinellas County. Created in 2025 through a partnership with PIE\, the gallery transforms a high-traffic public space into a cultural d estination — offering rotating exhibitions that showcase the talent and creativity of Florida-based artists to tourists and travelers alike. LAST-MODIFIED:20260915T223919Z LOCATION:St. Pete-Clearwater International Airport\, 14700 Terminal Blvd # 221\, Clearwater\, FL\, 33762\, United States URL:https://creativepinellas.org/event/juicy-a-slice-of-florida-life/?utm_ source=caldiscovery&utm_medium=ics&utm_campaign=tampa-fl X-SOURCE-NAME:Creative Pinellas X-SOURCE-URL:https://creativepinellas.org END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:29th Annual Community Harvest DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260901 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261001 DTSTAMP:20260915T214543Z UID:2987-1788220800-1790812799@thespring.org CATEGORIES:community DESCRIPTION:29th Annual Community Harvest Learn More:\n \nEat Well. Do Goo d. \nThis September\, dining out can help support survivors and families i n our community. \nThe Spring of Tampa Bay is proud to be included in the 29th Annual Community Harvest from the 1905 Family of Restaurants. When yo u dine at a participating Columbia Restaurant\, Ulele\, Casa Santo Stefano \, or Cha Cha Coconuts during September\, simply select “The Spring of T ampa Bay” on your ballot at checkout. \nThe Gonzmart Family Foundation w ill donate 5% of your food and beverage purchase to The Spring\, at no add itional cost to you. \nMake your September plans\, enjoy a great meal\, an d help us continue providing life-saving services to survivors of domestic violence. LAST-MODIFIED:20260915T214543Z LOCATION:Any 1905 Restaurant Group Location URL:https://thespring.org/event/29th-annual-community-harvest/?utm_source= caldiscovery&utm_medium=ics&utm_campaign=tampa-fl X-SOURCE-NAME:The Spring X-SOURCE-URL:https://thespring.org END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Volunteer training week DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260914 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260919 DTSTAMP:20260823T190718Z UID:10004481-1789344000-1789775999@tampabayhistorycenter.org CATEGORIES:community DESCRIPTION:Volunteer training week prepares new and returning volunteers for public-facing roles throughout the History Center\, including gallery interpretation\, school group support\, tours\, education programs and vis itor engagement. Participants will learn how to share exhibit content\, le ad conversations in the galleries and support guests of all ages as they e xplore the people\, places and events that shaped our region. \nThis train ing is designed for volunteers who enjoy history\, community and conversat ion. Public-facing roles are especially well suited for those who are comf ortable working with children and adults\, speaking with visitors\, standi ng for two-hour shifts and helping lead tours through the galleries. \nThr oughout the week\, volunteers will receive exhibit-specific training\, dev elop practical visitor engagement skills and learn how to support the Hist ory Center’s educational mission. The experience also offers a chance to meet like-minded peers\, connect with museum staff and become part of a s ervice-oriented community rooted in local history. \nWhether you are new t o the History Center or already involved as a volunteer\, Volunteer traini ng week offers the tools\, context and confidence needed to take on a more active role with the public. \nWho should attend\nVolunteer training week is a strong fit for those who: \n\nEnjoy history\, museums and lifelong l earning\nFeel comfortable speaking with visitors and being public facing\n Like working with children\, families\, school groups and adults\nCan stan d for two-hour volunteer shifts\nHave flexible availability for tours\, pr ograms or gallery support\nWant to serve the community in a social\, educa tional setting\n\nRequirements to apply\nTo join our volunteer team\, we a sk that you meet the following requirements: \n\nBe at least 15 years of a ge. (Teens must submit a letter of recommendation.)\nSubmit a volunteer ap plication.\nComplete an interview and orientation.\nMandatory criminal bac kground screening.\n\nAfter joining the team\, volunteers must participate in required training sessions\, which vary by department. Once training i s completed\, volunteers must serve at least 6 hours per month to maintain active status. \nJoin Volunteer training week and learn how you can help welcome visitors\, support public programs and share Tampa Bay history wit h the community. \nAPPLY NOW LAST-MODIFIED:20260823T190718Z LOCATION:Tampa Bay History Center\, 801 Water Street\, Tampa\, FL\, 33602\ , United States URL:https://tampabayhistorycenter.org/event/volunteer-training-week/?utm_s ource=caldiscovery&utm_medium=ics&utm_campaign=tampa-fl X-SOURCE-NAME:Tampa Bay History Center X-SOURCE-URL:https://tampabayhistorycenter.org END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Titus Ten: Thursday DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260917 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260918 DTSTAMP:20260915T230102Z UID:10000802-1789603200-1789689599@stfchurch.com CATEGORIES:community DESCRIPTION:Titus Ten is back this fall\, and every man at STF is invited to be part of it. This 10-week discipleship experience is designed to help you grow in your walk with Jesus alongside other men who are pursuing the same. This fall we’ll be walking through Disciple Making Disciples (DMD ) from The Timothy Initiative\, learning what it means to follow Jesus and intentionally make disciples. In the spring\, we’ll continue together w ith a study through the Book of Acts. Throughout both semesters\, we’ll also be reading and S.O.A.P.-ing our way through the Book of Acts as a gro up\, helping us build consistent habits in God’s Word while growing alon gside one another. \nChoose the group that works best for your schedule: \ n\nMonday mornings | 7:00–8:00 AM | Ginger Beard Coffee in Channel Distr ict\nMonday evenings | 7:00–8:00 PM | Ballast Point Campus\nThursday mor nings | 7:00–8:00 AM | Ballast Point Campus\nThursday mornings | 7:00– 8:00 AM | Davis Islands\n\nGroups begin the week of September 14 and 17th Whether you’ve been following Jesus for years or you’re just getting s tarted\, Titus Ten is a great place to grow in your faith\, build meaningf ul friendships\, and be equipped to make disciples. \nREGISTER LAST-MODIFIED:20260915T230102Z URL:https://stfchurch.com/events/titus-ten-thursday/?utm_source=caldiscove ry&utm_medium=ics&utm_campaign=tampa-fl X-SOURCE-NAME:South Tampa Fellowship X-SOURCE-URL:http://stfchurch.com/ END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:"Back and Forth" by Willow Wright DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260917 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260918 DTSTAMP:20260917T060141Z UID:10073005-1789603200-1789689599@carrollwoodcenter.org CATEGORIES:community DESCRIPTION:Back and Forth displays a variety of landscapes and still-life works that have intrigued me in the past several years here in the Tampa Bay area and on some of my travels. It’s sort of a retrospective. The la nd and the light have captured my wonder\, and I endeavor to document the rich and varied environment we live in. If we don’t take care of it\, it could be gone in under 100 years. LAST-MODIFIED:20260917T060141Z URL:https://carrollwoodcenter.org/calendar/back-and-forth-by-willow-wright /2026-09-17/?utm_source=caldiscovery&utm_medium=ics&utm_campaign=tampa-fl X-SOURCE-NAME:Carrollwood Cultural Center X-SOURCE-URL:https://carrollwoodcenter.org END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:"Keeping it Real" by Mike King DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260917 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260918 DTSTAMP:20260917T060141Z UID:10073054-1789603200-1789689599@carrollwoodcenter.org CATEGORIES:community DESCRIPTION:Keeping it Real I’ve drawn and painted for over 60 years\, a nd art has been a constant pursuit in my life. Art is a passion that has n ever been disappointing except when I mess up as we all do. I started form al art education in college where I learned to paint in oils\, but I later switched to watercolor painting\, being inspired by Andrew Wyeth and Edwa rd Hopper. Their superb composition and design are what painting is all ab out. Today I look at the wonderful watercolor portraiture of Mary Whyte an d Tampa resident Dean Mitchell’s landscape\, as well as Thomas Schaller and Gary Tucker. I’ve been fortunate enough to be collected by many bus inesses and institutions in Tampa and by many private collectors. Thank yo u for viewing my exhibit and you can see my complete gallery of originals and prints at 7-mike-king.pixels.com. LAST-MODIFIED:20260917T060141Z URL:https://carrollwoodcenter.org/calendar/keeping-it-real-by-mike-king/20 26-09-17/?utm_source=caldiscovery&utm_medium=ics&utm_campaign=tampa-fl X-SOURCE-NAME:Carrollwood Cultural Center X-SOURCE-URL:https://carrollwoodcenter.org END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:"Liberated Primate" by Mathew McCabe DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260917 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260918 DTSTAMP:20260917T060141Z UID:10073107-1789603200-1789689599@carrollwoodcenter.org CATEGORIES:community DESCRIPTION:Based in Tampa Bay\, Mathew McCabe is an accomplished photogra pher\, known for his striking street photography and uique focus on reflec tions. Now\, he is translating that distinctive vision onto canvas\, explo ring the deeper recesses of his mind through acrylic and oil. \n“Liberat ed Primate” explores the process of where we begin and where we end up a nd all the changes we go through to get there. LAST-MODIFIED:20260917T060141Z LOCATION:Atrium Art Gallery\, 4537 Lowell Road\, Tampa\, 33618\, United St ates URL:https://carrollwoodcenter.org/calendar/liberated-primate-by-mathew-mcc abe/2026-09-17/?utm_source=caldiscovery&utm_medium=ics&utm_campaign=tampa- fl X-SOURCE-NAME:Carrollwood Cultural Center X-SOURCE-URL:https://carrollwoodcenter.org END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Professional Networking Group Meeting (Tampa Center) DTSTART:20260917T150000Z DTEND:20260917T160000Z DTSTAMP:20260901T071241Z UID:10006882-1789642800-1789646400@careersourcetampabay.com CATEGORIES:community DESCRIPTION:The Professional Networking Group of Tampa Bay (PNG) is meeti ng in person  at CSTB’s Tampa Center at 9215 N. Florida Ave.\, Room #19 \, Tampa FL\, 33612. \nProfessionals looking to network are invited to joi n the group which meets once a month from 11:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at CSTB ’s Tampa Center in Room #19. \nThe Professional Networking Group of Tam pa Bay (PNG) is seeking job seekers who have: \n\nA four-year degree or h igher\nAnd/or have five years or more of Management level experience\nOr w ere earning at least $45\,000 in yearly salary\nOr are a recent college gr aduate\nSpecial exemptions are considered\n\nPNG members can participate i n a weekly seminar designed to transition the professional job seeker back into the workforce or to a meaningful career change. The group can also i ncrease your job opportunities and networking. \nParticipants in the PNG g roup need to be registered with the statewide online job search program Em ploy Florida\, visit the website at www.employflorida.com. LAST-MODIFIED:20260901T071241Z LOCATION:CSTB Tampa Center\, 9215 N Florida Ave\, Suite 101\, Tampa\, FL\, 33612\, United States URL:https://careersourcetampabay.com/events/professional-networking-group- meeting-tampa/2026-09-17/?utm_source=caldiscovery&utm_medium=ics&utm_campa ign=tampa-fl X-SOURCE-NAME:CareerSource Tampa Bay X-SOURCE-URL:https://careersourcetampabay.com/career-training-resources/em ployability-skills-training END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Tampa Bay Basketmakers' Community Basket in the Heritage Village G ift Shop DTSTART:20260917T150000Z DTEND:20260917T190000Z DTSTAMP:20260915T222138Z UID:10000224-1789642800-1789657200@www.heritagevillagefl.org CATEGORIES:arts,community DESCRIPTION:Join the Tampa Bay Basketmakers Guild every Thursday from 11-3 pm in the Heritage Village Gift Shop to thread a weave in the community ba sket. The beauty of this event lies not only in the act of weaving but in the shared experience of watching the community basket take shape. Regardl ess of your skill level\, from complete beginners to seasoned weavers\, ev eryone is welcome to thread a weave into the community basket. It’s a he artwarming feeling to know that each strand you add becomes a part of a co llective masterpiece. LAST-MODIFIED:20260915T222138Z URL:https://www.heritagevillagefl.org/event/tampa-bay-basketmakers-communi ty-basket-in-the-heritage-village-gift-shop-2/2026-09-17/?utm_source=caldi scovery&utm_medium=ics&utm_campaign=tampa-fl X-SOURCE-NAME:Pinellas County Heritage Village X-SOURCE-URL:https://www.heritagevillagefl.org END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Girls Night Social Hour DTSTART:20260917T190000Z DTEND:20260917T230000Z DTSTAMP:20260915T184101Z UID:10028842-1789657200-1789671600@thatssotampa.com CATEGORIES:community DESCRIPTION:Girls That Sip: The Ultimate Happy Hour Event for Tampa Women \nLooking for something to do in Tampa this week? Skip the same old happy hour. Girls That Sip is a free evening event at 1983 designed for women wh o want more than small talk\, paired with good cocktails\, great bites\, a nd a room full of ambitious Tampa women you’ll actually want to know. \n What to expect at Girls That Sip:\n1983’s patio becomes the place to be for Tampa’s women’s community. Whether you show up solo or bring your whole crew\, you’ll leave with new contacts\, new friends\, and probably a new group chat. \nEvent Highlights\nDate: Thursdays\nTime: 3:00 pm – 7:00 pm & 9:00 pm – close \nMake your reservation here. \nVisit our webs ite for more information www.1983tampa.com LAST-MODIFIED:20260915T184101Z LOCATION:1983\, 2616 South MacDill Ave\, Tampa\, FL\, 33629\, United State s URL:https://thatssotampa.com/event/girls-night-social-hour-2/2026-09-17/1/ ?utm_source=caldiscovery&utm_medium=ics&utm_campaign=tampa-fl X-SOURCE-NAME:That's So Tampa X-SOURCE-URL:https://thatssotampa.com/tampa-bay-farmers-market-guide END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Preschool Spaghetti Dinner DTSTART:20260917T200000Z DTEND:20260917T230000Z DTSTAMP:20260915T225927Z UID:10012020-1789660800-1789671600@bayshorebaptistchurch.com CATEGORIES:community,food DESCRIPTION:Fellowship Hall LAST-MODIFIED:20260915T225927Z URL:https://bayshorebaptistchurch.com/event/preschool-spaghetti-dinner/?ut m_source=caldiscovery&utm_medium=ics&utm_campaign=tampa-fl X-SOURCE-NAME:Bayshore Baptist Church X-SOURCE-URL:https://bayshorebaptistchurch.com/ END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Thursday Harvest - Join us for a free\, hot meal. DTSTART:20260917T220000Z DTEND:20260917T230000Z DTSTAMP:20260911T000647Z UID:10013861-1789668000-1789671600@www.uacdc.org CATEGORIES:community,food,free DESCRIPTION:THURSDAY HARVEST\nDinner and good vibes are on us!\nJoin us ev ery Thursday for a free\, hot meal.\nFLYER \nEvery Thursday | 6:00 – 7:0 0 PM\nAt Harvest Hope Park | 13704 N 20th St\, Tampa\, FL 33613 LAST-MODIFIED:20260911T000647Z LOCATION:Harvest Hope Park\, 13704 N 20th St\, Tampa\, FL\, 33613\, United States URL:https://www.uacdc.org/event_general/thursday-harvest-2/2026-09-17/?utm _source=caldiscovery&utm_medium=ics&utm_campaign=tampa-fl X-SOURCE-NAME:UACDC X-SOURCE-URL:https://www.uacdc.org/events END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:A Taste of Grand Central DTSTART:20260917T220000Z DTEND:20260918T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260915T184149Z UID:278581-1789668000-1789678800@ilovetheburg.com CATEGORIES:community,drink,food DESCRIPTION:Join us for the Taste of Grand Central\, our annual fundraisin g event celebrating the incredible food\, drinks\, and culture of the Gran d Central District. Guests will enjoy an evening of tastings from a variet y of local restaurants and businesses while experiencing live entertainmen t and connecting with the community at Coastal Creative. This signature ev ent showcases the unique flavors and vibrant atmosphere that make the dist rict special\, with proceeds supporting the Grand Central District Associa tion’s programs\, events\, and ongoing efforts to promote and strengthen the neighborhood throughout the year. LAST-MODIFIED:20260915T184149Z LOCATION:Coastal Creative\, 2201 1st Avenue South\, St. Petersburg\, FL\, 33712\, United States URL:https://ilovetheburg.com/event/a-taste-of-grand-central/?utm_source=ca ldiscovery&utm_medium=ics&utm_campaign=tampa-fl X-SOURCE-NAME:I Love the Burg X-SOURCE-URL:https://ilovetheburg.com/pinellas-county-market-guide END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Yappy Hour @ Pinellas Ale Works - September 17\, 2026\, St. Peters burg\, FL DTSTART:20260917T220000Z DTEND:20260918T000000Z DTSTAMP:20260917T122633Z UID:10013108-1789668000-1789675200@jetsetpets.com CATEGORIES:community,drink DESCRIPTION:New York City is home to a craft beer scene as diverse as the city itself\, with local breweries pouring everything from hazy IPAs to cr isp lagers across the city. Even better\, plenty of them are just as excit ed to see your dog as they are to pour you a pint. From sunny Brooklyn bee r gardens where your pup can stretch out in the shade to cozy Queens tapro oms perfect for slow afternoons\, there’s a spot for every kind of pup a nd hooman.  This guide will help you find the best dog-friendly breweries in and around the city\, from bustling production breweries to laid-back neighborhood taprooms. Just keep in mind that every spot runs its dog poli cy a little differently\, some welcome pups inside\, while others keep the m to the patio or beer garden. So grab the leash and get ready to find you r new favorite spot for great beer\, good company\, and tail wags all arou nd.  \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n 20 Gr eat Dog-Friendly Breweries in NYC \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n Other Half Brewing Domino Park | Williamsburg\, Brookl yn \n \n \n 📍 34 River St\, Brooklyn\, NY 11249  🌐 Do mino Park | Other Half Brewing   Right on the Domino Park waterfront\, O ther Half Brewing pairs one of the best IPA lineups in the city with a bri ght\, industrial taproom where your pup can stretch out without bumping a table. Well-behaved\, leashed dogs are welcome inside the taproom or on th e covered sidewalk seating along the promenade. It’s also the brand’s flagship spot\, where small-batch beers on a 15-barrel system hit the taps here first\, and the Domino Park Dog Run is just steps away when your pup needs to burn off some energy.  \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n Sixpoint Brewery at Brookfield Place | Battery Park City\, Manhattan\n \n \n 📍200 Libert y St Ste 106-A\, New York\, NY 10281   🌐 Sixpoint Brewery at Brookfie ld Place   Sixpoint Brewery at Brookfield Place sits right on the Batter y Park City waterfront\, with Hudson River and Statue of Liberty views as the backdrop for your pint. Only service animals are allowed inside the ta proom\, but the covered outdoor patio welcomes well-behaved pups\, and the rotating craft beer and cider lineup gives you a reason to stay a while. Sixpoint hosts regular dog-friendly events here too\, so keep an eye on ou r events page to make sure you and your pup don’t miss the next one.   \n \n \n \n \n \n Fifth Hammer Brewing Company | Long Island City\, Queens \n \n \n 📍10-28 46th Ave\, L ong Island City\, NY 11101  🌐 Fifth Hammer Brewing  Fifth Hammer Brew ing pours a rotating lineup of house-brewed beers in the heart of Long Isl and City\, served up in a big industrial space strung with lights and line d with barrels. Well-behaved\, leashed dogs are welcome inside the taproom year-round\, and there’s a water station with bowls your pup can borrow while you enjoy a beer. There’s no kitchen\, but food trucks park out f ront regularly\, and on any given afternoon you’ll find locals catching up over pints with a few dogs stretched out under the tables.  \n \n \n \n \n \n TALEA Beer Co. | Cobble Hill\, Brooklyn \n \n \n 📍61 Bergen St\, Brooklyn\, NY 11201   🌐 Vi sit us – TALEA Beer Co.   TALEA Beer Co. is the rare brewery built aro und fruited sours rather than IPAs\, and its Cobble Hill taproom is as bri ght and design-forward as the beer. Only service dogs are allowed inside\, but all pups are welcome in the outdoor seating area\, and the staff will happily bring over a bowl of water so your dog can enjoy a drink too. Wit h a rotating lineup of approachable sours and a polished\, easygoing vibe\ , it’s a great spot to sip something different with your four-legged fri end. \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n Evil Twin Brewing | DUMBO\, Brooklyn \n \n 📍 43 Main St\, Brooklyn\, NY 11201 🌐 DUMBO Taproom | Evil Twin Brewi ng NYC   Evil Twin Brewing’s Dumbo taproom pours a rotating lineup of 20 craft beers\, from lagers and pilsners to sours and stouts\, with froze n cocktails and morning coffee if you’re getting an early start. All wel l-behaved dogs are welcome inside\, and there’s a small outdoor seating area out front if you’d rather have a drink with fresh air and people-wa tching. With water bowls on hand and the Brooklyn Bridge Park just steps a way\, it’s an easy stop to build an afternoon around\, just know weekend s get busy.  \n \n \n \n \n \n The Bronx Brewe ry & Hudson Yards Kitchen | Hudson Yards\, Manhattan \n \n \n 📍20 Hudson Yards Unit 207\, New York\, NY 10001  🌐 Hudson Yards L ocation – The Bronx Brewery    The Bronx Brewery’s Hudson Yards loca tion pairs its house-brewed lineup with a full kitchen\, making it as much a dinner spot as a beer stop. Only service animals are allowed inside\, b ut all leashed dogs are welcome at any of the outdoor tables. Hudson Yards is one of the easier places in Manhattan to spend an afternoon with a dog \, and with pups welcome throughout the common areas and outdoor plaza\, t here’s plenty of exploring to do before you settle in for a drink. \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n Rockaway Brewing Company | Long Island City\, Queens \n \n \n 📍46-01 5th St\, Long Island City\, NY 11101  🌐 Rockaway Brewi ng Company   Rockaway Brewing Company started as a backyard homebrewing project in Far Rockaway and now pours 12 taps out of an industrial Long Is land City taproom. Dogs are welcome both inside and out at the picnic tabl es\, though the outdoor seating isn’t covered\, so check the forecast if you’re counting on a spot outside. It’s the kind of easygoing neighbo rhood spot where your pup can settle in under the table while you work thr ough a flight of Queens-brewed beer.  \n \n \n \n \n \n Threes Brewing | Gowanus\, Brooklyn \n \n \n 📍3 33 Douglass St\, Brooklyn\, NY 11217   🌐 Gowanus – Threes Brewing    Threes Brewing’s Gowanus flagship is part brewery\, part coffee shop\ , part music venue\, pouring fresh lagers\, IPAs\, and mixed culture beers alongside wine and cocktails. Dogs are welcome at the sidewalk seating ou tside The Shop at Threes\, but not in The Yard\, the tented year-round bee r garden out back. Between the coffee counter in the morning and the beer list all afternoon\, it’s a spot that works at just about any hour\, as long as you and your pup are happy out front.  \n \n \n \ n \n \n \n \n Strong Rope Brewe ry | Red Hook\, Brooklyn \n \n \n 📍185 Van Dyke St\, Broo klyn\, NY 11231  🌐 Strong Rope Brewery   Strong Rope Brewery makes t he most of its Red Hook waterfront location\, with wide open space\, harbo r breezes\, and Lady Liberty in view across the water. Leashed pups are we lcome both inside the taproom and outside by the water\, and there’s ple nty of room for them to stretch out while the beertenders bring them a wat er bowl. Weekends bring food trucks\, local pop-ups\, and live music\, the kind of easy neighborhood energy that makes you want to stay all afternoo n. \n \n \n \n \n \n Brooklyn Kura | Industry C ity\, Brooklyn \n \n 📍34 34th St\, Brooklyn\, NY 11232  🌐 Brooklyn Kura   Brooklyn Kura brews American craft sake right in In dustry City\, turning rice\, water\, yeast\, and koji into pours that run floral\, fruity\, or savory depending on the batch. Only service animals a re allowed inside the taproom\, but all dogs are welcome out in the courty ard and on the patio. With sake classes\, rotating limited releases\, and all of Industry City to wander\, it’s an easy afternoon out with your pu p\, just note they’re only open Thursday through Sunday. \n \n \n \n \n \n Evil Twin Brewing NYC | Ridgewood\, Queens \ n \n \n 📍16-16 George St\, Ridgewood\, NY 11385  🌐 Ri dgewood Taproom | Evil Twin Brewing NYC   Evil Twin’s Ridgewood locati on is where the beer actually gets made\, with 20 rotating taps pouring ev erything from hazy IPAs to fruited sours\, plus cocktails\, natural wines\ , and New York State ciders. Well-behaved\, leashed dogs are welcome both inside the greenhouse-style taproom and out in the big courtyard. With a C laudia’s Cafe pop-up on site and Ridgewood’s walkable streets right ou tside\, it’s an easy afternoon out with your four-legged friend. \n \n \n \n \n \n Sound + Fury Brewery and Kitchen | D owntown Brooklyn \n \n \n 📍141 Lawrence St\, Brooklyn\, N Y 11201  🌐 Sound + Fury   Sound + Fury is a proper brewpub in the mi ddle of Downtown Brooklyn\, brewing its own beer on site and backing it wi th a scratch kitchen known for creative pizzas. Only service animals are a llowed inside\, but well-behaved\, leashed dogs are welcome on the outdoor patio. Between the long afternoon happy hour\, Wednesday trivia nights\, and games on the projectors\, it’s an easy place to land with your pup a fter a walk around the neighborhood.  \n \n \n \n \n \n Wild East Brewing Co. | Gowanus\, Brooklyn \n \n \n 📍 623 Sackett St\, Brooklyn\, NY 11217  🌐 Wild East Brewing Co.    Wild East Brewing brings a European twist to Gowanus\, with 20 taps of Czech-style lagers\, farmhouse ales\, and barrel-aged sours brewed right b ehind the bar. Dogs are welcome both inside the taproom and out at the sid ewalk tables\, and the staff make sure a water bowl for your pup shows up almost as fast as your beer. With weekend food pop-ups\, outside food welc ome\, and a laid-back Gowanus crowd\, it’s a great spot to spend a slow afternoon out with your best friend.    \n \n \n \n \n \n Focal Point Beer Co. | Long Island City\, Queens \n \n \n 📍43-50 12th St\, Long Island City\, NY 11101  🌐 Focal P oint Beer Co   Focal Point brews everything on site in Long Island City\ , from lemon drop pilsners to a nitro coffee porter made with beans roaste d next door. Dogs are welcome throughout\, whether you settle inside the t aproom or outside in the yard where the karaoke and live music happen week ly. Between the cocktail bar\, tacos from the neighboring taqueria\, and a steady calendar of events\, it’s an easy place to become a regular with your pup. \n \n \n \n \n \n Bridge and Tunnel Brewery | Ridgewood\, Queens \n \n \n 📍15-35 Decatur St\, Ridgewood\, NY 11385  🌐 Bridge and Tunnel Brewery   Bridge and Tunn el is a family-run microbrewery in Ridgewood pouring 16 taps\, including t he Ol’ Gilmartin milk and oatmeal stout that took home a Governor’s Cu p for best beer in New York State. Dogs are welcome both inside the taproo m and outside\, making it an easy year-round stop with your pup. Between t he free comedy shows\, rotating food pop-ups\, and nights where bringing y our dog earns you a dollar off your first pint\, you’ll find plenty of r easons to keep coming back.  \n \n \n \n \n \n Grimm Artisanal Ales | East Williamsburg\, Brooklyn \n \n \n 📍 ​​990 Metropolitan Ave\, Brooklyn\, NY 11211  🌐 Grimm Ales   Grimm has been named New York State Brewery of the Year five times\, an d its East Williamsburg taproom pours 20 taps of medal-winning IPAs\, lage rs\, and barrel-aged sours. Leashed dogs are welcome downstairs in the mai n taproom\, though the rooftop and dining spaces are service animals only. With soaring ceilings\, natural light\, and enough space that nobody’s crowding your pup\, it’s the kind of place where an afternoon gets away from you. \n \n \n \n \n \n Transmitter Brewin g | Brooklyn Navy Yard\, Brooklyn\n \n \n 📍141 Flushing A ve\, Building 77\, Brooklyn\, NY 11205  🌐 Transmitter Brewing  Transm itter Brewing is an urban farmhouse brewery in the Brooklyn Navy Yard\, sp ecializing in small-batch Belgian and French-inspired ales you can’t fin d everywhere else. Dogs are welcome in both the taproom and the beer garde n\, making it a great stop for any season\, whether you’re inside by the taps or out in the open air. Outside food is always allowed\, so bring lu nch\, order in dinner\, and let a quiet afternoon with your pup run as lon g as you want it to. \n \n \n \n \n \n Kings Co unty Brewers Collective | Bushwick\, Brooklyn \n \n \n 📍3 81 Troutman St\, Brooklyn\, NY 11237   🌐 Kings County Brewers Collect ive   Kings County Brewers Collective sits in the heart of Bushwick\, po uring a rotating lineup of house-made lagers\, hazy and clear IPAs\, sours \, and barrel-aged stouts. Dogs are welcome in the taproom\, where your pu p will likely make a few friends before your first pour even lands. Betwee n the food pop-ups\, flight nights\, and some of the best street art in th e city just outside\, it’s the kind of stop that turns into the whole pl an.  \n \n \n \n \n \n Finback Brooklyn | Gowa nus\, Brooklyn \n \n \n 📍545 President St\, Brooklyn\, NY 11215  🌐 Finback Brewery   Finback Brooklyn is the brewery’s expe rimental studio\, pouring 20 taps of small-batch beer alongside cocktails made with gin distilled in house. Dogs are welcome inside the taproom and out front at the sidewalk tables\, where barrel tops and stools line the p ink garage-door facade. With an on-site dumpling kitchen and a taplist tha t never sits still\, it’s an easy place to settle in for an afternoon wi th your pup. \n \n \n \n \n \n Keg & Lantern So uthside | Williamsburg\, Brooklyn \n \n \n 📍104 S 4th St\ , Brooklyn\, NY 11249  🌐 Keg & Lantern  Keg & Lantern’s Southside l ocation is one of the rare spots where your dog gets a menu of their own\, with burgers and pupuccinos for them and a dozen house brews and a full p ub kitchen for you. Dogs are welcome inside and out\, and a water bowl usu ally turns up before you’ve ordered. The space is bright and full of pla nts under giant skylights\, with TVs throughout for game day\, so it works just as well for a long brunch as it does for a Sunday afternoon with you r pup.   \n \n \n \n \n \n What to Know Befor e Visiting an NYC Brewery With Your Dog \n \n \n Bringing yo ur pup along for a pint is one of the better ways to spend an afternoon in this city\, and a little planning makes it go smoothly. Here are a few th ings to keep in mind before you head out.  Double-check the dog policy be fore you go\, since these can change without notice If dogs are limited t o outdoor seating\, confirm the patio or beer garden is open\, especially in the colder months Weekends and evenings get crowded and loud\, so aim for an afternoon if your pup does better with space Keep your dog leashed and close to your table Bring water and a collapsible bowl in case the t aproom doesn’t have one on hand Pay attention to how your pup is doing\ , and call it a day if they seem stressed or overwhelmed  \n \ n \n \n \n \n Making the Most of NYC's Breweries With Your Pup \n \n \n There’s something about a good beer that tast es even better with your dog stretched out beside you. Whether you’re se ttled into a Bushwick taproom or catching the breeze on a Red Hook patio\, this city has something for both of you. Between the tiny neighborhood sp ots and the award-winning brewhouses\, you could spend a year working thro ugh this list and still not run out.  Know a dog-friendly brewery we miss ed? Let us know\, we’re always adding to the list.  Check our NYC Dog-F riendly Events page for yappy hours\, breed meetups\, and what’s coming up near you\, and subscribe to the NYC Wet Noseletter so you never miss an event.   \n \n \n \n \n \n Related Posts \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n Dog F riendly New York City \n \n Restaurants\, bars\, dog-friendl y events\, outdoor adventures\, and everyday spots across New York City\, curated by Jet Set Pets. \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n Best Dog-Friendly Restaurants a nd Bars in NYC \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n 25 Great Dog-Friendly Restaurants in NYC – Manhattan (2026) \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n Dog-Friendly Bars in NYC: 10 Great Spots that Allow Pups \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n 22 Dog-Friendly Waterfront Restaurants & Bars in NYC (2026) \n \n \ n \n \n \n \n \n Dog-Friendly Events in NYC \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n Best Dog-Friendly Date Night Restaurants in NYC (2026) \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n The 16 Best Dog-Friendly NYC Restaurants with Dog Menus \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n 20 Great D og-Friendly Wine Bars in NYC (2026) \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n Interested in more Dog-Friendly NYC News? \n \n Subscribe to our Jet Set Pets NYC Wet Noseletter \n \n \n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n \n\n\n\n\n \n \n\n\ n\n\n \n \n\n\n\n\nClick Subscribe to be signed up for the Jet Set Pets NYC Wet Noseletter!\n \n New York City \n\n\n\n\n \n Get the NYC Wet Noseletter LAST-MODIFIED:20260917T122633Z LOCATION:Pinellas Ale Works\, 1962 1st Ave S\,\, St Petersburg\, FL\, 3371 2 URL:https://jetsetpets.com/dog-friendly-event/yappy-hour-pinellas-ale-work s-september-17-2026-st-petersburg-fl/?utm_source=caldiscovery&utm_medium=i cs&utm_campaign=tampa-fl X-SOURCE-NAME:Jet Set Pets X-SOURCE-URL:https://jetsetpets.com/dog-friendly-things-to-do-in-tampa-st- petersburg-fl END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Porch Tunes @ Pistil House - September 17\, 2026\, St. Petersburg\ , FL DTSTART:20260917T223000Z DTEND:20260918T003000Z DTSTAMP:20260918T002741Z UID:10017090-1789669800-1789677000@jetsetpets.com CATEGORIES:community DESCRIPTION:New York City is home to a craft beer scene as diverse as the city itself\, with local breweries pouring everything from hazy IPAs to cr isp lagers across the city. Even better\, plenty of them are just as excit ed to see your dog as they are to pour you a pint. From sunny Brooklyn bee r gardens where your pup can stretch out in the shade to cozy Queens tapro oms perfect for slow afternoons\, there’s a spot for every kind of pup a nd hooman.  This guide will help you find the best dog-friendly breweries in and around the city\, from bustling production breweries to laid-back neighborhood taprooms. Just keep in mind that every spot runs its dog poli cy a little differently\, some welcome pups inside\, while others keep the m to the patio or beer garden. So grab the leash and get ready to find you r new favorite spot for great beer\, good company\, and tail wags all arou nd.  \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n 20 Gr eat Dog-Friendly Breweries in NYC \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n Other Half Brewing Domino Park | Williamsburg\, Brookl yn \n \n \n 📍 34 River St\, Brooklyn\, NY 11249  🌐 Do mino Park | Other Half Brewing   Right on the Domino Park waterfront\, O ther Half Brewing pairs one of the best IPA lineups in the city with a bri ght\, industrial taproom where your pup can stretch out without bumping a table. Well-behaved\, leashed dogs are welcome inside the taproom or on th e covered sidewalk seating along the promenade. It’s also the brand’s flagship spot\, where small-batch beers on a 15-barrel system hit the taps here first\, and the Domino Park Dog Run is just steps away when your pup needs to burn off some energy.  \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n Sixpoint Brewery at Brookfield Place | Battery Park City\, Manhattan\n \n \n 📍200 Libert y St Ste 106-A\, New York\, NY 10281   🌐 Sixpoint Brewery at Brookfie ld Place   Sixpoint Brewery at Brookfield Place sits right on the Batter y Park City waterfront\, with Hudson River and Statue of Liberty views as the backdrop for your pint. Only service animals are allowed inside the ta proom\, but the covered outdoor patio welcomes well-behaved pups\, and the rotating craft beer and cider lineup gives you a reason to stay a while. Sixpoint hosts regular dog-friendly events here too\, so keep an eye on ou r events page to make sure you and your pup don’t miss the next one.   \n \n \n \n \n \n Fifth Hammer Brewing Company | Long Island City\, Queens \n \n \n 📍10-28 46th Ave\, L ong Island City\, NY 11101  🌐 Fifth Hammer Brewing  Fifth Hammer Brew ing pours a rotating lineup of house-brewed beers in the heart of Long Isl and City\, served up in a big industrial space strung with lights and line d with barrels. Well-behaved\, leashed dogs are welcome inside the taproom year-round\, and there’s a water station with bowls your pup can borrow while you enjoy a beer. There’s no kitchen\, but food trucks park out f ront regularly\, and on any given afternoon you’ll find locals catching up over pints with a few dogs stretched out under the tables.  \n \n \n \n \n \n TALEA Beer Co. | Cobble Hill\, Brooklyn \n \n \n 📍61 Bergen St\, Brooklyn\, NY 11201   🌐 Vi sit us – TALEA Beer Co.   TALEA Beer Co. is the rare brewery built aro und fruited sours rather than IPAs\, and its Cobble Hill taproom is as bri ght and design-forward as the beer. Only service dogs are allowed inside\, but all pups are welcome in the outdoor seating area\, and the staff will happily bring over a bowl of water so your dog can enjoy a drink too. Wit h a rotating lineup of approachable sours and a polished\, easygoing vibe\ , it’s a great spot to sip something different with your four-legged fri end. \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n Evil Twin Brewing | DUMBO\, Brooklyn \n \n 📍 43 Main St\, Brooklyn\, NY 11201 🌐 DUMBO Taproom | Evil Twin Brewi ng NYC   Evil Twin Brewing’s Dumbo taproom pours a rotating lineup of 20 craft beers\, from lagers and pilsners to sours and stouts\, with froze n cocktails and morning coffee if you’re getting an early start. All wel l-behaved dogs are welcome inside\, and there’s a small outdoor seating area out front if you’d rather have a drink with fresh air and people-wa tching. With water bowls on hand and the Brooklyn Bridge Park just steps a way\, it’s an easy stop to build an afternoon around\, just know weekend s get busy.  \n \n \n \n \n \n The Bronx Brewe ry & Hudson Yards Kitchen | Hudson Yards\, Manhattan \n \n \n 📍20 Hudson Yards Unit 207\, New York\, NY 10001  🌐 Hudson Yards L ocation – The Bronx Brewery    The Bronx Brewery’s Hudson Yards loca tion pairs its house-brewed lineup with a full kitchen\, making it as much a dinner spot as a beer stop. Only service animals are allowed inside\, b ut all leashed dogs are welcome at any of the outdoor tables. Hudson Yards is one of the easier places in Manhattan to spend an afternoon with a dog \, and with pups welcome throughout the common areas and outdoor plaza\, t here’s plenty of exploring to do before you settle in for a drink. \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n Rockaway Brewing Company | Long Island City\, Queens \n \n \n 📍46-01 5th St\, Long Island City\, NY 11101  🌐 Rockaway Brewi ng Company   Rockaway Brewing Company started as a backyard homebrewing project in Far Rockaway and now pours 12 taps out of an industrial Long Is land City taproom. Dogs are welcome both inside and out at the picnic tabl es\, though the outdoor seating isn’t covered\, so check the forecast if you’re counting on a spot outside. It’s the kind of easygoing neighbo rhood spot where your pup can settle in under the table while you work thr ough a flight of Queens-brewed beer.  \n \n \n \n \n \n Threes Brewing | Gowanus\, Brooklyn \n \n \n 📍3 33 Douglass St\, Brooklyn\, NY 11217   🌐 Gowanus – Threes Brewing    Threes Brewing’s Gowanus flagship is part brewery\, part coffee shop\ , part music venue\, pouring fresh lagers\, IPAs\, and mixed culture beers alongside wine and cocktails. Dogs are welcome at the sidewalk seating ou tside The Shop at Threes\, but not in The Yard\, the tented year-round bee r garden out back. Between the coffee counter in the morning and the beer list all afternoon\, it’s a spot that works at just about any hour\, as long as you and your pup are happy out front.  \n \n \n \ n \n \n \n \n Strong Rope Brewe ry | Red Hook\, Brooklyn \n \n \n 📍185 Van Dyke St\, Broo klyn\, NY 11231  🌐 Strong Rope Brewery   Strong Rope Brewery makes t he most of its Red Hook waterfront location\, with wide open space\, harbo r breezes\, and Lady Liberty in view across the water. Leashed pups are we lcome both inside the taproom and outside by the water\, and there’s ple nty of room for them to stretch out while the beertenders bring them a wat er bowl. Weekends bring food trucks\, local pop-ups\, and live music\, the kind of easy neighborhood energy that makes you want to stay all afternoo n. \n \n \n \n \n \n Brooklyn Kura | Industry C ity\, Brooklyn \n \n 📍34 34th St\, Brooklyn\, NY 11232  🌐 Brooklyn Kura   Brooklyn Kura brews American craft sake right in In dustry City\, turning rice\, water\, yeast\, and koji into pours that run floral\, fruity\, or savory depending on the batch. Only service animals a re allowed inside the taproom\, but all dogs are welcome out in the courty ard and on the patio. With sake classes\, rotating limited releases\, and all of Industry City to wander\, it’s an easy afternoon out with your pu p\, just note they’re only open Thursday through Sunday. \n \n \n \n \n \n Evil Twin Brewing NYC | Ridgewood\, Queens \ n \n \n 📍16-16 George St\, Ridgewood\, NY 11385  🌐 Ri dgewood Taproom | Evil Twin Brewing NYC   Evil Twin’s Ridgewood locati on is where the beer actually gets made\, with 20 rotating taps pouring ev erything from hazy IPAs to fruited sours\, plus cocktails\, natural wines\ , and New York State ciders. Well-behaved\, leashed dogs are welcome both inside the greenhouse-style taproom and out in the big courtyard. With a C laudia’s Cafe pop-up on site and Ridgewood’s walkable streets right ou tside\, it’s an easy afternoon out with your four-legged friend. \n \n \n \n \n \n Sound + Fury Brewery and Kitchen | D owntown Brooklyn \n \n \n 📍141 Lawrence St\, Brooklyn\, N Y 11201  🌐 Sound + Fury   Sound + Fury is a proper brewpub in the mi ddle of Downtown Brooklyn\, brewing its own beer on site and backing it wi th a scratch kitchen known for creative pizzas. Only service animals are a llowed inside\, but well-behaved\, leashed dogs are welcome on the outdoor patio. Between the long afternoon happy hour\, Wednesday trivia nights\, and games on the projectors\, it’s an easy place to land with your pup a fter a walk around the neighborhood.  \n \n \n \n \n \n Wild East Brewing Co. | Gowanus\, Brooklyn \n \n \n 📍 623 Sackett St\, Brooklyn\, NY 11217  🌐 Wild East Brewing Co.    Wild East Brewing brings a European twist to Gowanus\, with 20 taps of Czech-style lagers\, farmhouse ales\, and barrel-aged sours brewed right b ehind the bar. Dogs are welcome both inside the taproom and out at the sid ewalk tables\, and the staff make sure a water bowl for your pup shows up almost as fast as your beer. With weekend food pop-ups\, outside food welc ome\, and a laid-back Gowanus crowd\, it’s a great spot to spend a slow afternoon out with your best friend.    \n \n \n \n \n \n Focal Point Beer Co. | Long Island City\, Queens \n \n \n 📍43-50 12th St\, Long Island City\, NY 11101  🌐 Focal P oint Beer Co   Focal Point brews everything on site in Long Island City\ , from lemon drop pilsners to a nitro coffee porter made with beans roaste d next door. Dogs are welcome throughout\, whether you settle inside the t aproom or outside in the yard where the karaoke and live music happen week ly. Between the cocktail bar\, tacos from the neighboring taqueria\, and a steady calendar of events\, it’s an easy place to become a regular with your pup. \n \n \n \n \n \n Bridge and Tunnel Brewery | Ridgewood\, Queens \n \n \n 📍15-35 Decatur St\, Ridgewood\, NY 11385  🌐 Bridge and Tunnel Brewery   Bridge and Tunn el is a family-run microbrewery in Ridgewood pouring 16 taps\, including t he Ol’ Gilmartin milk and oatmeal stout that took home a Governor’s Cu p for best beer in New York State. Dogs are welcome both inside the taproo m and outside\, making it an easy year-round stop with your pup. Between t he free comedy shows\, rotating food pop-ups\, and nights where bringing y our dog earns you a dollar off your first pint\, you’ll find plenty of r easons to keep coming back.  \n \n \n \n \n \n Grimm Artisanal Ales | East Williamsburg\, Brooklyn \n \n \n 📍 ​​990 Metropolitan Ave\, Brooklyn\, NY 11211  🌐 Grimm Ales   Grimm has been named New York State Brewery of the Year five times\, an d its East Williamsburg taproom pours 20 taps of medal-winning IPAs\, lage rs\, and barrel-aged sours. Leashed dogs are welcome downstairs in the mai n taproom\, though the rooftop and dining spaces are service animals only. With soaring ceilings\, natural light\, and enough space that nobody’s crowding your pup\, it’s the kind of place where an afternoon gets away from you. \n \n \n \n \n \n Transmitter Brewin g | Brooklyn Navy Yard\, Brooklyn\n \n \n 📍141 Flushing A ve\, Building 77\, Brooklyn\, NY 11205  🌐 Transmitter Brewing  Transm itter Brewing is an urban farmhouse brewery in the Brooklyn Navy Yard\, sp ecializing in small-batch Belgian and French-inspired ales you can’t fin d everywhere else. Dogs are welcome in both the taproom and the beer garde n\, making it a great stop for any season\, whether you’re inside by the taps or out in the open air. Outside food is always allowed\, so bring lu nch\, order in dinner\, and let a quiet afternoon with your pup run as lon g as you want it to. \n \n \n \n \n \n Kings Co unty Brewers Collective | Bushwick\, Brooklyn \n \n \n 📍3 81 Troutman St\, Brooklyn\, NY 11237   🌐 Kings County Brewers Collect ive   Kings County Brewers Collective sits in the heart of Bushwick\, po uring a rotating lineup of house-made lagers\, hazy and clear IPAs\, sours \, and barrel-aged stouts. Dogs are welcome in the taproom\, where your pu p will likely make a few friends before your first pour even lands. Betwee n the food pop-ups\, flight nights\, and some of the best street art in th e city just outside\, it’s the kind of stop that turns into the whole pl an.  \n \n \n \n \n \n Finback Brooklyn | Gowa nus\, Brooklyn \n \n \n 📍545 President St\, Brooklyn\, NY 11215  🌐 Finback Brewery   Finback Brooklyn is the brewery’s expe rimental studio\, pouring 20 taps of small-batch beer alongside cocktails made with gin distilled in house. Dogs are welcome inside the taproom and out front at the sidewalk tables\, where barrel tops and stools line the p ink garage-door facade. With an on-site dumpling kitchen and a taplist tha t never sits still\, it’s an easy place to settle in for an afternoon wi th your pup. \n \n \n \n \n \n Keg & Lantern So uthside | Williamsburg\, Brooklyn \n \n \n 📍104 S 4th St\ , Brooklyn\, NY 11249  🌐 Keg & Lantern  Keg & Lantern’s Southside l ocation is one of the rare spots where your dog gets a menu of their own\, with burgers and pupuccinos for them and a dozen house brews and a full p ub kitchen for you. Dogs are welcome inside and out\, and a water bowl usu ally turns up before you’ve ordered. The space is bright and full of pla nts under giant skylights\, with TVs throughout for game day\, so it works just as well for a long brunch as it does for a Sunday afternoon with you r pup.   \n \n \n \n \n \n What to Know Befor e Visiting an NYC Brewery With Your Dog \n \n \n Bringing yo ur pup along for a pint is one of the better ways to spend an afternoon in this city\, and a little planning makes it go smoothly. Here are a few th ings to keep in mind before you head out.  Double-check the dog policy be fore you go\, since these can change without notice If dogs are limited t o outdoor seating\, confirm the patio or beer garden is open\, especially in the colder months Weekends and evenings get crowded and loud\, so aim for an afternoon if your pup does better with space Keep your dog leashed and close to your table Bring water and a collapsible bowl in case the t aproom doesn’t have one on hand Pay attention to how your pup is doing\ , and call it a day if they seem stressed or overwhelmed  \n \ n \n \n \n \n Making the Most of NYC's Breweries With Your Pup \n \n \n There’s something about a good beer that tast es even better with your dog stretched out beside you. Whether you’re se ttled into a Bushwick taproom or catching the breeze on a Red Hook patio\, this city has something for both of you. Between the tiny neighborhood sp ots and the award-winning brewhouses\, you could spend a year working thro ugh this list and still not run out.  Know a dog-friendly brewery we miss ed? Let us know\, we’re always adding to the list.  Check our NYC Dog-F riendly Events page for yappy hours\, breed meetups\, and what’s coming up near you\, and subscribe to the NYC Wet Noseletter so you never miss an event.   \n \n \n \n \n \n Related Posts \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n Dog F riendly New York City \n \n Restaurants\, bars\, dog-friendl y events\, outdoor adventures\, and everyday spots across New York City\, curated by Jet Set Pets. \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n 25 Great Dog-Friendly Restauran ts in NYC – Manhattan (2026) \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n Dog-Friendly Bars in NYC: 10 Great Spot s that Allow Pups \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n 22 Dog-Friendly Waterfront Restaurants & Bars in NYC (2026) \n \n \n \n \n \n \ n \n Dog-Friendly Events in NYC \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n 20 Great Dog-Friendly Wine Bars in NYC (2026) \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n Best Dog-Friendly Date Night Restaurants in NYC (2026) \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n Best Dog-Friendly Restaurants and Bars in NYC \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n The 16 Best Dog-Frie ndly NYC Restaurants with Dog Menus \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n Interested in more Dog-Friendly NYC News? \n \n Subscribe to our Jet Set Pets NYC Wet Noseletter \n \n \n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n \n\n\n\n\n \n \n\n\n\ n\n \n \n\n\n\n\nClick Subscribe to be signed up for the Jet Set Pe ts NYC Wet Noseletter!\n \n New York City \n\n\n\n\n \n Get the NYC Wet N oseletter LAST-MODIFIED:20260918T002741Z LOCATION:Pistil House\, 2533 1st Ave S\, St Petersburg\, Florida\, 33712 URL:https://jetsetpets.com/dog-friendly-event/porch-tunes-pistil-house-sep tember-17-2026-st-petersburg-fl/?utm_source=caldiscovery&utm_medium=ics&ut m_campaign=tampa-fl X-SOURCE-NAME:Jet Set Pets X-SOURCE-URL:https://jetsetpets.com/dog-friendly-things-to-do-in-tampa-st- petersburg-fl END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Plant Bingo DTSTART:20260917T230000Z DTEND:20260918T013000Z DTSTAMP:20260915T184101Z UID:10029114-1789671600-1789680600@thatssotampa.com CATEGORIES:community DESCRIPTION:Plant Bingo 9/17 @ In The Loop Brewing. 20 rounds of Plant Bin go. Plant prizes. One guaranteed plant to take home. Come get weirdly comp etitive with us. \nPlant Bingo is back for another lakeside night of plant s and good vibes in Land O’ Lakes!\nWe play 20 rounds of Plant Bingo\, e very round has a plant prize up for grabs. and we settle ties with rock-pa per-scissors death matches. Yes\, really. \nCome with your people or come solo and find your people. One round in\, and you’re one of us. We will be outside under the covered tent by the water with ample fans\, rain or s hine. \nCome for the plants\, stay for the people. \n$30 Advance Tickets I nclude:\n-20 rounds of Plant Bingo – Win plant prizes throughout event!\ n-Guaranteed small plant to take home – Nobody goes home empty handed!\n -Learn While You Play – Plant facts & tips during each round!\n-Raffles – For even more chances to win!\n-Lakeside at In The Loop Brewing with F lorida-inspired craft beer available while you play! \nLimited seats avail able\, lock in your spot and come join the fun! LAST-MODIFIED:20260915T184101Z LOCATION:In The Loop Brewing\, 3338 Land O' Lakes Blvd.\, Land O' Lakes\, FL\, 34639\, United States URL:https://thatssotampa.com/event/plant-bingo-2/?utm_source=caldiscovery& utm_medium=ics&utm_campaign=tampa-fl X-SOURCE-NAME:That's So Tampa X-SOURCE-URL:https://thatssotampa.com/tampa-bay-farmers-market-guide END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Shuffle Open House DTSTART:20260917T230000Z DTEND:20260918T030000Z DTSTAMP:20260915T184101Z UID:10028920-1789671600-1789686000@thatssotampa.com CATEGORIES:community DESCRIPTION:All of the information you would ever need to know is posted b elow. However\, we want to be your Third Place. Come check out who we are on 09/17 and then you can decide if you want to jump into the magical worl d of Shuffle and Shuffleboard.\nWe are inclusive and competetive and have story after story (for real) of how joining league changed people’s live s. Shuffle creates family. Shuffamily.\nIf you already know you want to si gn up. Do it here: https://app.recrec.io/dashboard\nShuffle\n2612 N Tampa St\nTampa\, FL 33602\nSEPTEMBER 23 TO NOVEMBER 18\nAdditional Information: \nSeason goes for 9 weeks\n-7 weeks of league play\n-Week 8 will be for ma ke ups (events or individual games that are agreed to be rescheduled)\n-We ek 9 will be for playoffs (alternating between Wednesday and Thursday nigh t each season)\n-Games will be played at 7 pm\, 8 pm\, and 9 pm for Wednes day and Thursday leagues. 2 players are required for each game. It can be the same or different players for each game.\nIF ONE player from your team is present and you can recruit someone else to play with you\, you do not have to forfeit. PLEASE do not sign up if you will be constantly forfeiti ng. It is no fun for the other teams who are there to play.\nPLEASE JOIN T HE BIG LEAGUE group on Facebook for updates and to post when you need play ers to fill in for you rather than forfeiting!\nAll league players receive a 10% discount off all tabs during the season\, a t-shirt\, free league p lay and free practice play when we are not on a wait.\nLeague Champions re ceive their picture on the wall of fame\, team name on the league trophy a nd champion t-shirts.\nStart an Instagram for your team and the best IG pa ge will get 1/2 off league play next season!\nIf you have any questions\, please email tampashuffle@gmail.com or text Danielle at 813-503-7370\n*Sch edule is subject to change (and often does due to private events).\nWe apo logize in advance if this happens!\nPer the Newly Formed League Committee: \nABSOLUTELY NO COACHING\nPlayoff Structure\n-8 teams only from each night .\n-Seeding is based on their own night.\n-Top seed from each night is on opposite sides of the bracket.\n-Respective seeds alternate each side..ie. .Wednesday 2 seed on Thursday 1 seed side and so forth\n-Any tie breaker i s decided by those teams head to head. -If this isn’t a solution\, coin flip. THIS COULD CHANGE!\n-If the same seed is playing in the title match\ , shuffle off determines white biscuit. To maintain timing\n-Each team is required to be on scheduled court and start time no later than 10 minutes after schedule.\n-All practice must be completed by then. -10 point deduct ion for any team that is lat\nNew Teams Support\n-Training sessions will b e offered by committee members before league starts\n-We will reach out an d offer practices by email and facebook page LAST-MODIFIED:20260915T184101Z LOCATION:Shuffle\, 2612 North Tampa Street\, Tampa\, FL\, 33602\, United S tates URL:https://thatssotampa.com/event/shuffle-open-house/?utm_source=caldisco very&utm_medium=ics&utm_campaign=tampa-fl X-SOURCE-NAME:That's So Tampa X-SOURCE-URL:https://thatssotampa.com/tampa-bay-farmers-market-guide END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Friends Themed Trivia @ 3 Daughters Brewing - September 17\, 2026\ , St. Petersburg\, FL DTSTART:20260917T230000Z DTEND:20260918T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260918T002741Z UID:10016912-1789671600-1789678800@jetsetpets.com CATEGORIES:community DESCRIPTION:New York City is home to a craft beer scene as diverse as the city itself\, with local breweries pouring everything from hazy IPAs to cr isp lagers across the city. Even better\, plenty of them are just as excit ed to see your dog as they are to pour you a pint. From sunny Brooklyn bee r gardens where your pup can stretch out in the shade to cozy Queens tapro oms perfect for slow afternoons\, there’s a spot for every kind of pup a nd hooman.  This guide will help you find the best dog-friendly breweries in and around the city\, from bustling production breweries to laid-back neighborhood taprooms. Just keep in mind that every spot runs its dog poli cy a little differently\, some welcome pups inside\, while others keep the m to the patio or beer garden. So grab the leash and get ready to find you r new favorite spot for great beer\, good company\, and tail wags all arou nd.  \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n 20 Gr eat Dog-Friendly Breweries in NYC \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n Other Half Brewing Domino Park | Williamsburg\, Brookl yn \n \n \n 📍 34 River St\, Brooklyn\, NY 11249  🌐 Do mino Park | Other Half Brewing   Right on the Domino Park waterfront\, O ther Half Brewing pairs one of the best IPA lineups in the city with a bri ght\, industrial taproom where your pup can stretch out without bumping a table. Well-behaved\, leashed dogs are welcome inside the taproom or on th e covered sidewalk seating along the promenade. It’s also the brand’s flagship spot\, where small-batch beers on a 15-barrel system hit the taps here first\, and the Domino Park Dog Run is just steps away when your pup needs to burn off some energy.  \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n Sixpoint Brewery at Brookfield Place | Battery Park City\, Manhattan\n \n \n 📍200 Libert y St Ste 106-A\, New York\, NY 10281   🌐 Sixpoint Brewery at Brookfie ld Place   Sixpoint Brewery at Brookfield Place sits right on the Batter y Park City waterfront\, with Hudson River and Statue of Liberty views as the backdrop for your pint. Only service animals are allowed inside the ta proom\, but the covered outdoor patio welcomes well-behaved pups\, and the rotating craft beer and cider lineup gives you a reason to stay a while. Sixpoint hosts regular dog-friendly events here too\, so keep an eye on ou r events page to make sure you and your pup don’t miss the next one.   \n \n \n \n \n \n Fifth Hammer Brewing Company | Long Island City\, Queens \n \n \n 📍10-28 46th Ave\, L ong Island City\, NY 11101  🌐 Fifth Hammer Brewing  Fifth Hammer Brew ing pours a rotating lineup of house-brewed beers in the heart of Long Isl and City\, served up in a big industrial space strung with lights and line d with barrels. Well-behaved\, leashed dogs are welcome inside the taproom year-round\, and there’s a water station with bowls your pup can borrow while you enjoy a beer. There’s no kitchen\, but food trucks park out f ront regularly\, and on any given afternoon you’ll find locals catching up over pints with a few dogs stretched out under the tables.  \n \n \n \n \n \n TALEA Beer Co. | Cobble Hill\, Brooklyn \n \n \n 📍61 Bergen St\, Brooklyn\, NY 11201   🌐 Vi sit us – TALEA Beer Co.   TALEA Beer Co. is the rare brewery built aro und fruited sours rather than IPAs\, and its Cobble Hill taproom is as bri ght and design-forward as the beer. Only service dogs are allowed inside\, but all pups are welcome in the outdoor seating area\, and the staff will happily bring over a bowl of water so your dog can enjoy a drink too. Wit h a rotating lineup of approachable sours and a polished\, easygoing vibe\ , it’s a great spot to sip something different with your four-legged fri end. \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n Evil Twin Brewing | DUMBO\, Brooklyn \n \n 📍 43 Main St\, Brooklyn\, NY 11201 🌐 DUMBO Taproom | Evil Twin Brewi ng NYC   Evil Twin Brewing’s Dumbo taproom pours a rotating lineup of 20 craft beers\, from lagers and pilsners to sours and stouts\, with froze n cocktails and morning coffee if you’re getting an early start. All wel l-behaved dogs are welcome inside\, and there’s a small outdoor seating area out front if you’d rather have a drink with fresh air and people-wa tching. With water bowls on hand and the Brooklyn Bridge Park just steps a way\, it’s an easy stop to build an afternoon around\, just know weekend s get busy.  \n \n \n \n \n \n The Bronx Brewe ry & Hudson Yards Kitchen | Hudson Yards\, Manhattan \n \n \n 📍20 Hudson Yards Unit 207\, New York\, NY 10001  🌐 Hudson Yards L ocation – The Bronx Brewery    The Bronx Brewery’s Hudson Yards loca tion pairs its house-brewed lineup with a full kitchen\, making it as much a dinner spot as a beer stop. Only service animals are allowed inside\, b ut all leashed dogs are welcome at any of the outdoor tables. Hudson Yards is one of the easier places in Manhattan to spend an afternoon with a dog \, and with pups welcome throughout the common areas and outdoor plaza\, t here’s plenty of exploring to do before you settle in for a drink. \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n Rockaway Brewing Company | Long Island City\, Queens \n \n \n 📍46-01 5th St\, Long Island City\, NY 11101  🌐 Rockaway Brewi ng Company   Rockaway Brewing Company started as a backyard homebrewing project in Far Rockaway and now pours 12 taps out of an industrial Long Is land City taproom. Dogs are welcome both inside and out at the picnic tabl es\, though the outdoor seating isn’t covered\, so check the forecast if you’re counting on a spot outside. It’s the kind of easygoing neighbo rhood spot where your pup can settle in under the table while you work thr ough a flight of Queens-brewed beer.  \n \n \n \n \n \n Threes Brewing | Gowanus\, Brooklyn \n \n \n 📍3 33 Douglass St\, Brooklyn\, NY 11217   🌐 Gowanus – Threes Brewing    Threes Brewing’s Gowanus flagship is part brewery\, part coffee shop\ , part music venue\, pouring fresh lagers\, IPAs\, and mixed culture beers alongside wine and cocktails. Dogs are welcome at the sidewalk seating ou tside The Shop at Threes\, but not in The Yard\, the tented year-round bee r garden out back. Between the coffee counter in the morning and the beer list all afternoon\, it’s a spot that works at just about any hour\, as long as you and your pup are happy out front.  \n \n \n \ n \n \n \n \n Strong Rope Brewe ry | Red Hook\, Brooklyn \n \n \n 📍185 Van Dyke St\, Broo klyn\, NY 11231  🌐 Strong Rope Brewery   Strong Rope Brewery makes t he most of its Red Hook waterfront location\, with wide open space\, harbo r breezes\, and Lady Liberty in view across the water. Leashed pups are we lcome both inside the taproom and outside by the water\, and there’s ple nty of room for them to stretch out while the beertenders bring them a wat er bowl. Weekends bring food trucks\, local pop-ups\, and live music\, the kind of easy neighborhood energy that makes you want to stay all afternoo n. \n \n \n \n \n \n Brooklyn Kura | Industry C ity\, Brooklyn \n \n 📍34 34th St\, Brooklyn\, NY 11232  🌐 Brooklyn Kura   Brooklyn Kura brews American craft sake right in In dustry City\, turning rice\, water\, yeast\, and koji into pours that run floral\, fruity\, or savory depending on the batch. Only service animals a re allowed inside the taproom\, but all dogs are welcome out in the courty ard and on the patio. With sake classes\, rotating limited releases\, and all of Industry City to wander\, it’s an easy afternoon out with your pu p\, just note they’re only open Thursday through Sunday. \n \n \n \n \n \n Evil Twin Brewing NYC | Ridgewood\, Queens \ n \n \n 📍16-16 George St\, Ridgewood\, NY 11385  🌐 Ri dgewood Taproom | Evil Twin Brewing NYC   Evil Twin’s Ridgewood locati on is where the beer actually gets made\, with 20 rotating taps pouring ev erything from hazy IPAs to fruited sours\, plus cocktails\, natural wines\ , and New York State ciders. Well-behaved\, leashed dogs are welcome both inside the greenhouse-style taproom and out in the big courtyard. With a C laudia’s Cafe pop-up on site and Ridgewood’s walkable streets right ou tside\, it’s an easy afternoon out with your four-legged friend. \n \n \n \n \n \n Sound + Fury Brewery and Kitchen | D owntown Brooklyn \n \n \n 📍141 Lawrence St\, Brooklyn\, N Y 11201  🌐 Sound + Fury   Sound + Fury is a proper brewpub in the mi ddle of Downtown Brooklyn\, brewing its own beer on site and backing it wi th a scratch kitchen known for creative pizzas. Only service animals are a llowed inside\, but well-behaved\, leashed dogs are welcome on the outdoor patio. Between the long afternoon happy hour\, Wednesday trivia nights\, and games on the projectors\, it’s an easy place to land with your pup a fter a walk around the neighborhood.  \n \n \n \n \n \n Wild East Brewing Co. | Gowanus\, Brooklyn \n \n \n 📍 623 Sackett St\, Brooklyn\, NY 11217  🌐 Wild East Brewing Co.    Wild East Brewing brings a European twist to Gowanus\, with 20 taps of Czech-style lagers\, farmhouse ales\, and barrel-aged sours brewed right b ehind the bar. Dogs are welcome both inside the taproom and out at the sid ewalk tables\, and the staff make sure a water bowl for your pup shows up almost as fast as your beer. With weekend food pop-ups\, outside food welc ome\, and a laid-back Gowanus crowd\, it’s a great spot to spend a slow afternoon out with your best friend.    \n \n \n \n \n \n Focal Point Beer Co. | Long Island City\, Queens \n \n \n 📍43-50 12th St\, Long Island City\, NY 11101  🌐 Focal P oint Beer Co   Focal Point brews everything on site in Long Island City\ , from lemon drop pilsners to a nitro coffee porter made with beans roaste d next door. Dogs are welcome throughout\, whether you settle inside the t aproom or outside in the yard where the karaoke and live music happen week ly. Between the cocktail bar\, tacos from the neighboring taqueria\, and a steady calendar of events\, it’s an easy place to become a regular with your pup. \n \n \n \n \n \n Bridge and Tunnel Brewery | Ridgewood\, Queens \n \n \n 📍15-35 Decatur St\, Ridgewood\, NY 11385  🌐 Bridge and Tunnel Brewery   Bridge and Tunn el is a family-run microbrewery in Ridgewood pouring 16 taps\, including t he Ol’ Gilmartin milk and oatmeal stout that took home a Governor’s Cu p for best beer in New York State. Dogs are welcome both inside the taproo m and outside\, making it an easy year-round stop with your pup. Between t he free comedy shows\, rotating food pop-ups\, and nights where bringing y our dog earns you a dollar off your first pint\, you’ll find plenty of r easons to keep coming back.  \n \n \n \n \n \n Grimm Artisanal Ales | East Williamsburg\, Brooklyn \n \n \n 📍 ​​990 Metropolitan Ave\, Brooklyn\, NY 11211  🌐 Grimm Ales   Grimm has been named New York State Brewery of the Year five times\, an d its East Williamsburg taproom pours 20 taps of medal-winning IPAs\, lage rs\, and barrel-aged sours. Leashed dogs are welcome downstairs in the mai n taproom\, though the rooftop and dining spaces are service animals only. With soaring ceilings\, natural light\, and enough space that nobody’s crowding your pup\, it’s the kind of place where an afternoon gets away from you. \n \n \n \n \n \n Transmitter Brewin g | Brooklyn Navy Yard\, Brooklyn\n \n \n 📍141 Flushing A ve\, Building 77\, Brooklyn\, NY 11205  🌐 Transmitter Brewing  Transm itter Brewing is an urban farmhouse brewery in the Brooklyn Navy Yard\, sp ecializing in small-batch Belgian and French-inspired ales you can’t fin d everywhere else. Dogs are welcome in both the taproom and the beer garde n\, making it a great stop for any season\, whether you’re inside by the taps or out in the open air. Outside food is always allowed\, so bring lu nch\, order in dinner\, and let a quiet afternoon with your pup run as lon g as you want it to. \n \n \n \n \n \n Kings Co unty Brewers Collective | Bushwick\, Brooklyn \n \n \n 📍3 81 Troutman St\, Brooklyn\, NY 11237   🌐 Kings County Brewers Collect ive   Kings County Brewers Collective sits in the heart of Bushwick\, po uring a rotating lineup of house-made lagers\, hazy and clear IPAs\, sours \, and barrel-aged stouts. Dogs are welcome in the taproom\, where your pu p will likely make a few friends before your first pour even lands. Betwee n the food pop-ups\, flight nights\, and some of the best street art in th e city just outside\, it’s the kind of stop that turns into the whole pl an.  \n \n \n \n \n \n Finback Brooklyn | Gowa nus\, Brooklyn \n \n \n 📍545 President St\, Brooklyn\, NY 11215  🌐 Finback Brewery   Finback Brooklyn is the brewery’s expe rimental studio\, pouring 20 taps of small-batch beer alongside cocktails made with gin distilled in house. Dogs are welcome inside the taproom and out front at the sidewalk tables\, where barrel tops and stools line the p ink garage-door facade. With an on-site dumpling kitchen and a taplist tha t never sits still\, it’s an easy place to settle in for an afternoon wi th your pup. \n \n \n \n \n \n Keg & Lantern So uthside | Williamsburg\, Brooklyn \n \n \n 📍104 S 4th St\ , Brooklyn\, NY 11249  🌐 Keg & Lantern  Keg & Lantern’s Southside l ocation is one of the rare spots where your dog gets a menu of their own\, with burgers and pupuccinos for them and a dozen house brews and a full p ub kitchen for you. Dogs are welcome inside and out\, and a water bowl usu ally turns up before you’ve ordered. The space is bright and full of pla nts under giant skylights\, with TVs throughout for game day\, so it works just as well for a long brunch as it does for a Sunday afternoon with you r pup.   \n \n \n \n \n \n What to Know Befor e Visiting an NYC Brewery With Your Dog \n \n \n Bringing yo ur pup along for a pint is one of the better ways to spend an afternoon in this city\, and a little planning makes it go smoothly. Here are a few th ings to keep in mind before you head out.  Double-check the dog policy be fore you go\, since these can change without notice If dogs are limited t o outdoor seating\, confirm the patio or beer garden is open\, especially in the colder months Weekends and evenings get crowded and loud\, so aim for an afternoon if your pup does better with space Keep your dog leashed and close to your table Bring water and a collapsible bowl in case the t aproom doesn’t have one on hand Pay attention to how your pup is doing\ , and call it a day if they seem stressed or overwhelmed  \n \ n \n \n \n \n Making the Most of NYC's Breweries With Your Pup \n \n \n There’s something about a good beer that tast es even better with your dog stretched out beside you. Whether you’re se ttled into a Bushwick taproom or catching the breeze on a Red Hook patio\, this city has something for both of you. Between the tiny neighborhood sp ots and the award-winning brewhouses\, you could spend a year working thro ugh this list and still not run out.  Know a dog-friendly brewery we miss ed? Let us know\, we’re always adding to the list.  Check our NYC Dog-F riendly Events page for yappy hours\, breed meetups\, and what’s coming up near you\, and subscribe to the NYC Wet Noseletter so you never miss an event.   \n \n \n \n \n \n Related Posts \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n Dog F riendly New York City \n \n Restaurants\, bars\, dog-friendl y events\, outdoor adventures\, and everyday spots across New York City\, curated by Jet Set Pets. \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n 25 Great Dog-Friendly Restauran ts in NYC – Manhattan (2026) \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n Dog-Friendly Bars in NYC: 10 Great Spot s that Allow Pups \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n 22 Dog-Friendly Waterfront Restaurants & Bars in NYC (2026) \n \n \n \n \n \n \ n \n Dog-Friendly Events in NYC \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n 20 Great Dog-Friendly Wine Bars in NYC (2026) \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n Best Dog-Friendly Date Night Restaurants in NYC (2026) \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n Best Dog-Friendly Restaurants and Bars in NYC \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n The 16 Best Dog-Frie ndly NYC Restaurants with Dog Menus \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n Interested in more Dog-Friendly NYC News? \n \n Subscribe to our Jet Set Pets NYC Wet Noseletter \n \n \n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n \n\n\n\n\n \n \n\n\n\ n\n \n \n\n\n\n\nClick Subscribe to be signed up for the Jet Set Pe ts NYC Wet Noseletter!\n \n New York City \n\n\n\n\n \n Get the NYC Wet N oseletter LAST-MODIFIED:20260918T002741Z LOCATION:3 Daughters Brewing\, 222 22nd Street South\, St Petersburg\, FL\ , 33712\, United States URL:https://jetsetpets.com/dog-friendly-event/friends-themed-trivia-3-daug hters-brewing-september-17-2026-st-petersburg-fl/?utm_source=caldiscovery& utm_medium=ics&utm_campaign=tampa-fl X-SOURCE-NAME:Jet Set Pets X-SOURCE-URL:https://jetsetpets.com/dog-friendly-things-to-do-in-tampa-st- petersburg-fl END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Trivia Night @ Barks and Brews Taphouse - September 17\, 2026\, La rgo\, FL DTSTART:20260917T230000Z DTEND:20260918T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260918T002741Z UID:10017102-1789671600-1789678800@jetsetpets.com CATEGORIES:community DESCRIPTION:New York City is home to a craft beer scene as diverse as the city itself\, with local breweries pouring everything from hazy IPAs to cr isp lagers across the city. Even better\, plenty of them are just as excit ed to see your dog as they are to pour you a pint. From sunny Brooklyn bee r gardens where your pup can stretch out in the shade to cozy Queens tapro oms perfect for slow afternoons\, there’s a spot for every kind of pup a nd hooman.  This guide will help you find the best dog-friendly breweries in and around the city\, from bustling production breweries to laid-back neighborhood taprooms. Just keep in mind that every spot runs its dog poli cy a little differently\, some welcome pups inside\, while others keep the m to the patio or beer garden. So grab the leash and get ready to find you r new favorite spot for great beer\, good company\, and tail wags all arou nd.  \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n 20 Gr eat Dog-Friendly Breweries in NYC \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n Other Half Brewing Domino Park | Williamsburg\, Brookl yn \n \n \n 📍 34 River St\, Brooklyn\, NY 11249  🌐 Do mino Park | Other Half Brewing   Right on the Domino Park waterfront\, O ther Half Brewing pairs one of the best IPA lineups in the city with a bri ght\, industrial taproom where your pup can stretch out without bumping a table. Well-behaved\, leashed dogs are welcome inside the taproom or on th e covered sidewalk seating along the promenade. It’s also the brand’s flagship spot\, where small-batch beers on a 15-barrel system hit the taps here first\, and the Domino Park Dog Run is just steps away when your pup needs to burn off some energy.  \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n Sixpoint Brewery at Brookfield Place | Battery Park City\, Manhattan\n \n \n 📍200 Libert y St Ste 106-A\, New York\, NY 10281   🌐 Sixpoint Brewery at Brookfie ld Place   Sixpoint Brewery at Brookfield Place sits right on the Batter y Park City waterfront\, with Hudson River and Statue of Liberty views as the backdrop for your pint. Only service animals are allowed inside the ta proom\, but the covered outdoor patio welcomes well-behaved pups\, and the rotating craft beer and cider lineup gives you a reason to stay a while. Sixpoint hosts regular dog-friendly events here too\, so keep an eye on ou r events page to make sure you and your pup don’t miss the next one.   \n \n \n \n \n \n Fifth Hammer Brewing Company | Long Island City\, Queens \n \n \n 📍10-28 46th Ave\, L ong Island City\, NY 11101  🌐 Fifth Hammer Brewing  Fifth Hammer Brew ing pours a rotating lineup of house-brewed beers in the heart of Long Isl and City\, served up in a big industrial space strung with lights and line d with barrels. Well-behaved\, leashed dogs are welcome inside the taproom year-round\, and there’s a water station with bowls your pup can borrow while you enjoy a beer. There’s no kitchen\, but food trucks park out f ront regularly\, and on any given afternoon you’ll find locals catching up over pints with a few dogs stretched out under the tables.  \n \n \n \n \n \n TALEA Beer Co. | Cobble Hill\, Brooklyn \n \n \n 📍61 Bergen St\, Brooklyn\, NY 11201   🌐 Vi sit us – TALEA Beer Co.   TALEA Beer Co. is the rare brewery built aro und fruited sours rather than IPAs\, and its Cobble Hill taproom is as bri ght and design-forward as the beer. Only service dogs are allowed inside\, but all pups are welcome in the outdoor seating area\, and the staff will happily bring over a bowl of water so your dog can enjoy a drink too. Wit h a rotating lineup of approachable sours and a polished\, easygoing vibe\ , it’s a great spot to sip something different with your four-legged fri end. \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n Evil Twin Brewing | DUMBO\, Brooklyn \n \n 📍 43 Main St\, Brooklyn\, NY 11201 🌐 DUMBO Taproom | Evil Twin Brewi ng NYC   Evil Twin Brewing’s Dumbo taproom pours a rotating lineup of 20 craft beers\, from lagers and pilsners to sours and stouts\, with froze n cocktails and morning coffee if you’re getting an early start. All wel l-behaved dogs are welcome inside\, and there’s a small outdoor seating area out front if you’d rather have a drink with fresh air and people-wa tching. With water bowls on hand and the Brooklyn Bridge Park just steps a way\, it’s an easy stop to build an afternoon around\, just know weekend s get busy.  \n \n \n \n \n \n The Bronx Brewe ry & Hudson Yards Kitchen | Hudson Yards\, Manhattan \n \n \n 📍20 Hudson Yards Unit 207\, New York\, NY 10001  🌐 Hudson Yards L ocation – The Bronx Brewery    The Bronx Brewery’s Hudson Yards loca tion pairs its house-brewed lineup with a full kitchen\, making it as much a dinner spot as a beer stop. Only service animals are allowed inside\, b ut all leashed dogs are welcome at any of the outdoor tables. Hudson Yards is one of the easier places in Manhattan to spend an afternoon with a dog \, and with pups welcome throughout the common areas and outdoor plaza\, t here’s plenty of exploring to do before you settle in for a drink. \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n Rockaway Brewing Company | Long Island City\, Queens \n \n \n 📍46-01 5th St\, Long Island City\, NY 11101  🌐 Rockaway Brewi ng Company   Rockaway Brewing Company started as a backyard homebrewing project in Far Rockaway and now pours 12 taps out of an industrial Long Is land City taproom. Dogs are welcome both inside and out at the picnic tabl es\, though the outdoor seating isn’t covered\, so check the forecast if you’re counting on a spot outside. It’s the kind of easygoing neighbo rhood spot where your pup can settle in under the table while you work thr ough a flight of Queens-brewed beer.  \n \n \n \n \n \n Threes Brewing | Gowanus\, Brooklyn \n \n \n 📍3 33 Douglass St\, Brooklyn\, NY 11217   🌐 Gowanus – Threes Brewing    Threes Brewing’s Gowanus flagship is part brewery\, part coffee shop\ , part music venue\, pouring fresh lagers\, IPAs\, and mixed culture beers alongside wine and cocktails. Dogs are welcome at the sidewalk seating ou tside The Shop at Threes\, but not in The Yard\, the tented year-round bee r garden out back. Between the coffee counter in the morning and the beer list all afternoon\, it’s a spot that works at just about any hour\, as long as you and your pup are happy out front.  \n \n \n \ n \n \n \n \n Strong Rope Brewe ry | Red Hook\, Brooklyn \n \n \n 📍185 Van Dyke St\, Broo klyn\, NY 11231  🌐 Strong Rope Brewery   Strong Rope Brewery makes t he most of its Red Hook waterfront location\, with wide open space\, harbo r breezes\, and Lady Liberty in view across the water. Leashed pups are we lcome both inside the taproom and outside by the water\, and there’s ple nty of room for them to stretch out while the beertenders bring them a wat er bowl. Weekends bring food trucks\, local pop-ups\, and live music\, the kind of easy neighborhood energy that makes you want to stay all afternoo n. \n \n \n \n \n \n Brooklyn Kura | Industry C ity\, Brooklyn \n \n 📍34 34th St\, Brooklyn\, NY 11232  🌐 Brooklyn Kura   Brooklyn Kura brews American craft sake right in In dustry City\, turning rice\, water\, yeast\, and koji into pours that run floral\, fruity\, or savory depending on the batch. Only service animals a re allowed inside the taproom\, but all dogs are welcome out in the courty ard and on the patio. With sake classes\, rotating limited releases\, and all of Industry City to wander\, it’s an easy afternoon out with your pu p\, just note they’re only open Thursday through Sunday. \n \n \n \n \n \n Evil Twin Brewing NYC | Ridgewood\, Queens \ n \n \n 📍16-16 George St\, Ridgewood\, NY 11385  🌐 Ri dgewood Taproom | Evil Twin Brewing NYC   Evil Twin’s Ridgewood locati on is where the beer actually gets made\, with 20 rotating taps pouring ev erything from hazy IPAs to fruited sours\, plus cocktails\, natural wines\ , and New York State ciders. Well-behaved\, leashed dogs are welcome both inside the greenhouse-style taproom and out in the big courtyard. With a C laudia’s Cafe pop-up on site and Ridgewood’s walkable streets right ou tside\, it’s an easy afternoon out with your four-legged friend. \n \n \n \n \n \n Sound + Fury Brewery and Kitchen | D owntown Brooklyn \n \n \n 📍141 Lawrence St\, Brooklyn\, N Y 11201  🌐 Sound + Fury   Sound + Fury is a proper brewpub in the mi ddle of Downtown Brooklyn\, brewing its own beer on site and backing it wi th a scratch kitchen known for creative pizzas. Only service animals are a llowed inside\, but well-behaved\, leashed dogs are welcome on the outdoor patio. Between the long afternoon happy hour\, Wednesday trivia nights\, and games on the projectors\, it’s an easy place to land with your pup a fter a walk around the neighborhood.  \n \n \n \n \n \n Wild East Brewing Co. | Gowanus\, Brooklyn \n \n \n 📍 623 Sackett St\, Brooklyn\, NY 11217  🌐 Wild East Brewing Co.    Wild East Brewing brings a European twist to Gowanus\, with 20 taps of Czech-style lagers\, farmhouse ales\, and barrel-aged sours brewed right b ehind the bar. Dogs are welcome both inside the taproom and out at the sid ewalk tables\, and the staff make sure a water bowl for your pup shows up almost as fast as your beer. With weekend food pop-ups\, outside food welc ome\, and a laid-back Gowanus crowd\, it’s a great spot to spend a slow afternoon out with your best friend.    \n \n \n \n \n \n Focal Point Beer Co. | Long Island City\, Queens \n \n \n 📍43-50 12th St\, Long Island City\, NY 11101  🌐 Focal P oint Beer Co   Focal Point brews everything on site in Long Island City\ , from lemon drop pilsners to a nitro coffee porter made with beans roaste d next door. Dogs are welcome throughout\, whether you settle inside the t aproom or outside in the yard where the karaoke and live music happen week ly. Between the cocktail bar\, tacos from the neighboring taqueria\, and a steady calendar of events\, it’s an easy place to become a regular with your pup. \n \n \n \n \n \n Bridge and Tunnel Brewery | Ridgewood\, Queens \n \n \n 📍15-35 Decatur St\, Ridgewood\, NY 11385  🌐 Bridge and Tunnel Brewery   Bridge and Tunn el is a family-run microbrewery in Ridgewood pouring 16 taps\, including t he Ol’ Gilmartin milk and oatmeal stout that took home a Governor’s Cu p for best beer in New York State. Dogs are welcome both inside the taproo m and outside\, making it an easy year-round stop with your pup. Between t he free comedy shows\, rotating food pop-ups\, and nights where bringing y our dog earns you a dollar off your first pint\, you’ll find plenty of r easons to keep coming back.  \n \n \n \n \n \n Grimm Artisanal Ales | East Williamsburg\, Brooklyn \n \n \n 📍 ​​990 Metropolitan Ave\, Brooklyn\, NY 11211  🌐 Grimm Ales   Grimm has been named New York State Brewery of the Year five times\, an d its East Williamsburg taproom pours 20 taps of medal-winning IPAs\, lage rs\, and barrel-aged sours. Leashed dogs are welcome downstairs in the mai n taproom\, though the rooftop and dining spaces are service animals only. With soaring ceilings\, natural light\, and enough space that nobody’s crowding your pup\, it’s the kind of place where an afternoon gets away from you. \n \n \n \n \n \n Transmitter Brewin g | Brooklyn Navy Yard\, Brooklyn\n \n \n 📍141 Flushing A ve\, Building 77\, Brooklyn\, NY 11205  🌐 Transmitter Brewing  Transm itter Brewing is an urban farmhouse brewery in the Brooklyn Navy Yard\, sp ecializing in small-batch Belgian and French-inspired ales you can’t fin d everywhere else. Dogs are welcome in both the taproom and the beer garde n\, making it a great stop for any season\, whether you’re inside by the taps or out in the open air. Outside food is always allowed\, so bring lu nch\, order in dinner\, and let a quiet afternoon with your pup run as lon g as you want it to. \n \n \n \n \n \n Kings Co unty Brewers Collective | Bushwick\, Brooklyn \n \n \n 📍3 81 Troutman St\, Brooklyn\, NY 11237   🌐 Kings County Brewers Collect ive   Kings County Brewers Collective sits in the heart of Bushwick\, po uring a rotating lineup of house-made lagers\, hazy and clear IPAs\, sours \, and barrel-aged stouts. Dogs are welcome in the taproom\, where your pu p will likely make a few friends before your first pour even lands. Betwee n the food pop-ups\, flight nights\, and some of the best street art in th e city just outside\, it’s the kind of stop that turns into the whole pl an.  \n \n \n \n \n \n Finback Brooklyn | Gowa nus\, Brooklyn \n \n \n 📍545 President St\, Brooklyn\, NY 11215  🌐 Finback Brewery   Finback Brooklyn is the brewery’s expe rimental studio\, pouring 20 taps of small-batch beer alongside cocktails made with gin distilled in house. Dogs are welcome inside the taproom and out front at the sidewalk tables\, where barrel tops and stools line the p ink garage-door facade. With an on-site dumpling kitchen and a taplist tha t never sits still\, it’s an easy place to settle in for an afternoon wi th your pup. \n \n \n \n \n \n Keg & Lantern So uthside | Williamsburg\, Brooklyn \n \n \n 📍104 S 4th St\ , Brooklyn\, NY 11249  🌐 Keg & Lantern  Keg & Lantern’s Southside l ocation is one of the rare spots where your dog gets a menu of their own\, with burgers and pupuccinos for them and a dozen house brews and a full p ub kitchen for you. Dogs are welcome inside and out\, and a water bowl usu ally turns up before you’ve ordered. The space is bright and full of pla nts under giant skylights\, with TVs throughout for game day\, so it works just as well for a long brunch as it does for a Sunday afternoon with you r pup.   \n \n \n \n \n \n What to Know Befor e Visiting an NYC Brewery With Your Dog \n \n \n Bringing yo ur pup along for a pint is one of the better ways to spend an afternoon in this city\, and a little planning makes it go smoothly. Here are a few th ings to keep in mind before you head out.  Double-check the dog policy be fore you go\, since these can change without notice If dogs are limited t o outdoor seating\, confirm the patio or beer garden is open\, especially in the colder months Weekends and evenings get crowded and loud\, so aim for an afternoon if your pup does better with space Keep your dog leashed and close to your table Bring water and a collapsible bowl in case the t aproom doesn’t have one on hand Pay attention to how your pup is doing\ , and call it a day if they seem stressed or overwhelmed  \n \ n \n \n \n \n Making the Most of NYC's Breweries With Your Pup \n \n \n There’s something about a good beer that tast es even better with your dog stretched out beside you. Whether you’re se ttled into a Bushwick taproom or catching the breeze on a Red Hook patio\, this city has something for both of you. Between the tiny neighborhood sp ots and the award-winning brewhouses\, you could spend a year working thro ugh this list and still not run out.  Know a dog-friendly brewery we miss ed? Let us know\, we’re always adding to the list.  Check our NYC Dog-F riendly Events page for yappy hours\, breed meetups\, and what’s coming up near you\, and subscribe to the NYC Wet Noseletter so you never miss an event.   \n \n \n \n \n \n Related Posts \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n Dog F riendly New York City \n \n Restaurants\, bars\, dog-friendl y events\, outdoor adventures\, and everyday spots across New York City\, curated by Jet Set Pets. \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n 25 Great Dog-Friendly Restauran ts in NYC – Manhattan (2026) \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n Dog-Friendly Bars in NYC: 10 Great Spot s that Allow Pups \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n 22 Dog-Friendly Waterfront Restaurants & Bars in NYC (2026) \n \n \n \n \n \n \ n \n Dog-Friendly Events in NYC \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n 20 Great Dog-Friendly Wine Bars in NYC (2026) \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n Best Dog-Friendly Date Night Restaurants in NYC (2026) \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n Best Dog-Friendly Restaurants and Bars in NYC \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n The 16 Best Dog-Frie ndly NYC Restaurants with Dog Menus \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n Interested in more Dog-Friendly NYC News? \n \n Subscribe to our Jet Set Pets NYC Wet Noseletter \n \n \n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n \n\n\n\n\n \n \n\n\n\ n\n \n \n\n\n\n\nClick Subscribe to be signed up for the Jet Set Pe ts NYC Wet Noseletter!\n \n New York City \n\n\n\n\n \n Get the NYC Wet N oseletter LAST-MODIFIED:20260918T002741Z LOCATION:Barks and Brews Taphouse\, 14219 Walsingham Rd Suite K\, Largo\, FL\, 33774\, United States URL:https://jetsetpets.com/dog-friendly-event/trivia-night-barks-and-brews -taphouse-september-17-2026-largo-fl/?utm_source=caldiscovery&utm_medium=i cs&utm_campaign=tampa-fl X-SOURCE-NAME:Jet Set Pets X-SOURCE-URL:https://jetsetpets.com/dog-friendly-things-to-do-in-tampa-st- petersburg-fl END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Huntington Village HOA DTSTART:20260917T230000Z DTEND:20260918T000000Z DTSTAMP:20260917T060141Z UID:10068151-1789671600-1789675200@carrollwoodcenter.org CATEGORIES:community LAST-MODIFIED:20260917T060141Z LOCATION:Meeting Room II\, 4537 Lowell Road Tampa\, Fl 33618 URL:https://carrollwoodcenter.org/calendar/huntington-by-the-village-4/202 6-09-17/?utm_source=caldiscovery&utm_medium=ics&utm_campaign=tampa-fl X-SOURCE-NAME:Carrollwood Cultural Center X-SOURCE-URL:https://carrollwoodcenter.org END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Tampa JCCs and Federation Board Meeting DTSTART:20260917T230000Z DTEND:20260918T003000Z DTSTAMP:20260918T003335Z UID:46c85f8a18fb85e1d92bcd3903817308 CATEGORIES:community DESCRIPTION:Tampa JCCs and Federation\nTampa JCCs & Federation Community C alendar\nhttps://jewishtampa.com/community-calendar/tampa-jccs-and-federat ion-board-meeting-9-17-26 LAST-MODIFIED:20260918T003335Z X-SOURCE-NAME:Tampa JCCs & Federation Community Calendar X-SOURCE-URL:https://www.jewishtampa.com/community-calendar END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Lions vs Bills Watch Party @ Mutts and Martinis - September 17\, 2 026\, St. Petersburg\, FL DTSTART:20260918T001500Z DTEND:20260918T033000Z DTSTAMP:20260918T002741Z UID:10017160-1789676100-1789687800@jetsetpets.com CATEGORIES:community,sports DESCRIPTION:New York City is home to a craft beer scene as diverse as the city itself\, with local breweries pouring everything from hazy IPAs to cr isp lagers across the city. Even better\, plenty of them are just as excit ed to see your dog as they are to pour you a pint. From sunny Brooklyn bee r gardens where your pup can stretch out in the shade to cozy Queens tapro oms perfect for slow afternoons\, there’s a spot for every kind of pup a nd hooman.  This guide will help you find the best dog-friendly breweries in and around the city\, from bustling production breweries to laid-back neighborhood taprooms. Just keep in mind that every spot runs its dog poli cy a little differently\, some welcome pups inside\, while others keep the m to the patio or beer garden. So grab the leash and get ready to find you r new favorite spot for great beer\, good company\, and tail wags all arou nd.  \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n 20 Gr eat Dog-Friendly Breweries in NYC \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n Other Half Brewing Domino Park | Williamsburg\, Brookl yn \n \n \n 📍 34 River St\, Brooklyn\, NY 11249  🌐 Do mino Park | Other Half Brewing   Right on the Domino Park waterfront\, O ther Half Brewing pairs one of the best IPA lineups in the city with a bri ght\, industrial taproom where your pup can stretch out without bumping a table. Well-behaved\, leashed dogs are welcome inside the taproom or on th e covered sidewalk seating along the promenade. It’s also the brand’s flagship spot\, where small-batch beers on a 15-barrel system hit the taps here first\, and the Domino Park Dog Run is just steps away when your pup needs to burn off some energy.  \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n Sixpoint Brewery at Brookfield Place | Battery Park City\, Manhattan\n \n \n 📍200 Libert y St Ste 106-A\, New York\, NY 10281   🌐 Sixpoint Brewery at Brookfie ld Place   Sixpoint Brewery at Brookfield Place sits right on the Batter y Park City waterfront\, with Hudson River and Statue of Liberty views as the backdrop for your pint. Only service animals are allowed inside the ta proom\, but the covered outdoor patio welcomes well-behaved pups\, and the rotating craft beer and cider lineup gives you a reason to stay a while. Sixpoint hosts regular dog-friendly events here too\, so keep an eye on ou r events page to make sure you and your pup don’t miss the next one.   \n \n \n \n \n \n Fifth Hammer Brewing Company | Long Island City\, Queens \n \n \n 📍10-28 46th Ave\, L ong Island City\, NY 11101  🌐 Fifth Hammer Brewing  Fifth Hammer Brew ing pours a rotating lineup of house-brewed beers in the heart of Long Isl and City\, served up in a big industrial space strung with lights and line d with barrels. Well-behaved\, leashed dogs are welcome inside the taproom year-round\, and there’s a water station with bowls your pup can borrow while you enjoy a beer. There’s no kitchen\, but food trucks park out f ront regularly\, and on any given afternoon you’ll find locals catching up over pints with a few dogs stretched out under the tables.  \n \n \n \n \n \n TALEA Beer Co. | Cobble Hill\, Brooklyn \n \n \n 📍61 Bergen St\, Brooklyn\, NY 11201   🌐 Vi sit us – TALEA Beer Co.   TALEA Beer Co. is the rare brewery built aro und fruited sours rather than IPAs\, and its Cobble Hill taproom is as bri ght and design-forward as the beer. Only service dogs are allowed inside\, but all pups are welcome in the outdoor seating area\, and the staff will happily bring over a bowl of water so your dog can enjoy a drink too. Wit h a rotating lineup of approachable sours and a polished\, easygoing vibe\ , it’s a great spot to sip something different with your four-legged fri end. \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n Evil Twin Brewing | DUMBO\, Brooklyn \n \n 📍 43 Main St\, Brooklyn\, NY 11201 🌐 DUMBO Taproom | Evil Twin Brewi ng NYC   Evil Twin Brewing’s Dumbo taproom pours a rotating lineup of 20 craft beers\, from lagers and pilsners to sours and stouts\, with froze n cocktails and morning coffee if you’re getting an early start. All wel l-behaved dogs are welcome inside\, and there’s a small outdoor seating area out front if you’d rather have a drink with fresh air and people-wa tching. With water bowls on hand and the Brooklyn Bridge Park just steps a way\, it’s an easy stop to build an afternoon around\, just know weekend s get busy.  \n \n \n \n \n \n The Bronx Brewe ry & Hudson Yards Kitchen | Hudson Yards\, Manhattan \n \n \n 📍20 Hudson Yards Unit 207\, New York\, NY 10001  🌐 Hudson Yards L ocation – The Bronx Brewery    The Bronx Brewery’s Hudson Yards loca tion pairs its house-brewed lineup with a full kitchen\, making it as much a dinner spot as a beer stop. Only service animals are allowed inside\, b ut all leashed dogs are welcome at any of the outdoor tables. Hudson Yards is one of the easier places in Manhattan to spend an afternoon with a dog \, and with pups welcome throughout the common areas and outdoor plaza\, t here’s plenty of exploring to do before you settle in for a drink. \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n Rockaway Brewing Company | Long Island City\, Queens \n \n \n 📍46-01 5th St\, Long Island City\, NY 11101  🌐 Rockaway Brewi ng Company   Rockaway Brewing Company started as a backyard homebrewing project in Far Rockaway and now pours 12 taps out of an industrial Long Is land City taproom. Dogs are welcome both inside and out at the picnic tabl es\, though the outdoor seating isn’t covered\, so check the forecast if you’re counting on a spot outside. It’s the kind of easygoing neighbo rhood spot where your pup can settle in under the table while you work thr ough a flight of Queens-brewed beer.  \n \n \n \n \n \n Threes Brewing | Gowanus\, Brooklyn \n \n \n 📍3 33 Douglass St\, Brooklyn\, NY 11217   🌐 Gowanus – Threes Brewing    Threes Brewing’s Gowanus flagship is part brewery\, part coffee shop\ , part music venue\, pouring fresh lagers\, IPAs\, and mixed culture beers alongside wine and cocktails. Dogs are welcome at the sidewalk seating ou tside The Shop at Threes\, but not in The Yard\, the tented year-round bee r garden out back. Between the coffee counter in the morning and the beer list all afternoon\, it’s a spot that works at just about any hour\, as long as you and your pup are happy out front.  \n \n \n \ n \n \n \n \n Strong Rope Brewe ry | Red Hook\, Brooklyn \n \n \n 📍185 Van Dyke St\, Broo klyn\, NY 11231  🌐 Strong Rope Brewery   Strong Rope Brewery makes t he most of its Red Hook waterfront location\, with wide open space\, harbo r breezes\, and Lady Liberty in view across the water. Leashed pups are we lcome both inside the taproom and outside by the water\, and there’s ple nty of room for them to stretch out while the beertenders bring them a wat er bowl. Weekends bring food trucks\, local pop-ups\, and live music\, the kind of easy neighborhood energy that makes you want to stay all afternoo n. \n \n \n \n \n \n Brooklyn Kura | Industry C ity\, Brooklyn \n \n 📍34 34th St\, Brooklyn\, NY 11232  🌐 Brooklyn Kura   Brooklyn Kura brews American craft sake right in In dustry City\, turning rice\, water\, yeast\, and koji into pours that run floral\, fruity\, or savory depending on the batch. Only service animals a re allowed inside the taproom\, but all dogs are welcome out in the courty ard and on the patio. With sake classes\, rotating limited releases\, and all of Industry City to wander\, it’s an easy afternoon out with your pu p\, just note they’re only open Thursday through Sunday. \n \n \n \n \n \n Evil Twin Brewing NYC | Ridgewood\, Queens \ n \n \n 📍16-16 George St\, Ridgewood\, NY 11385  🌐 Ri dgewood Taproom | Evil Twin Brewing NYC   Evil Twin’s Ridgewood locati on is where the beer actually gets made\, with 20 rotating taps pouring ev erything from hazy IPAs to fruited sours\, plus cocktails\, natural wines\ , and New York State ciders. Well-behaved\, leashed dogs are welcome both inside the greenhouse-style taproom and out in the big courtyard. With a C laudia’s Cafe pop-up on site and Ridgewood’s walkable streets right ou tside\, it’s an easy afternoon out with your four-legged friend. \n \n \n \n \n \n Sound + Fury Brewery and Kitchen | D owntown Brooklyn \n \n \n 📍141 Lawrence St\, Brooklyn\, N Y 11201  🌐 Sound + Fury   Sound + Fury is a proper brewpub in the mi ddle of Downtown Brooklyn\, brewing its own beer on site and backing it wi th a scratch kitchen known for creative pizzas. Only service animals are a llowed inside\, but well-behaved\, leashed dogs are welcome on the outdoor patio. Between the long afternoon happy hour\, Wednesday trivia nights\, and games on the projectors\, it’s an easy place to land with your pup a fter a walk around the neighborhood.  \n \n \n \n \n \n Wild East Brewing Co. | Gowanus\, Brooklyn \n \n \n 📍 623 Sackett St\, Brooklyn\, NY 11217  🌐 Wild East Brewing Co.    Wild East Brewing brings a European twist to Gowanus\, with 20 taps of Czech-style lagers\, farmhouse ales\, and barrel-aged sours brewed right b ehind the bar. Dogs are welcome both inside the taproom and out at the sid ewalk tables\, and the staff make sure a water bowl for your pup shows up almost as fast as your beer. With weekend food pop-ups\, outside food welc ome\, and a laid-back Gowanus crowd\, it’s a great spot to spend a slow afternoon out with your best friend.    \n \n \n \n \n \n Focal Point Beer Co. | Long Island City\, Queens \n \n \n 📍43-50 12th St\, Long Island City\, NY 11101  🌐 Focal P oint Beer Co   Focal Point brews everything on site in Long Island City\ , from lemon drop pilsners to a nitro coffee porter made with beans roaste d next door. Dogs are welcome throughout\, whether you settle inside the t aproom or outside in the yard where the karaoke and live music happen week ly. Between the cocktail bar\, tacos from the neighboring taqueria\, and a steady calendar of events\, it’s an easy place to become a regular with your pup. \n \n \n \n \n \n Bridge and Tunnel Brewery | Ridgewood\, Queens \n \n \n 📍15-35 Decatur St\, Ridgewood\, NY 11385  🌐 Bridge and Tunnel Brewery   Bridge and Tunn el is a family-run microbrewery in Ridgewood pouring 16 taps\, including t he Ol’ Gilmartin milk and oatmeal stout that took home a Governor’s Cu p for best beer in New York State. Dogs are welcome both inside the taproo m and outside\, making it an easy year-round stop with your pup. Between t he free comedy shows\, rotating food pop-ups\, and nights where bringing y our dog earns you a dollar off your first pint\, you’ll find plenty of r easons to keep coming back.  \n \n \n \n \n \n Grimm Artisanal Ales | East Williamsburg\, Brooklyn \n \n \n 📍 ​​990 Metropolitan Ave\, Brooklyn\, NY 11211  🌐 Grimm Ales   Grimm has been named New York State Brewery of the Year five times\, an d its East Williamsburg taproom pours 20 taps of medal-winning IPAs\, lage rs\, and barrel-aged sours. Leashed dogs are welcome downstairs in the mai n taproom\, though the rooftop and dining spaces are service animals only. With soaring ceilings\, natural light\, and enough space that nobody’s crowding your pup\, it’s the kind of place where an afternoon gets away from you. \n \n \n \n \n \n Transmitter Brewin g | Brooklyn Navy Yard\, Brooklyn\n \n \n 📍141 Flushing A ve\, Building 77\, Brooklyn\, NY 11205  🌐 Transmitter Brewing  Transm itter Brewing is an urban farmhouse brewery in the Brooklyn Navy Yard\, sp ecializing in small-batch Belgian and French-inspired ales you can’t fin d everywhere else. Dogs are welcome in both the taproom and the beer garde n\, making it a great stop for any season\, whether you’re inside by the taps or out in the open air. Outside food is always allowed\, so bring lu nch\, order in dinner\, and let a quiet afternoon with your pup run as lon g as you want it to. \n \n \n \n \n \n Kings Co unty Brewers Collective | Bushwick\, Brooklyn \n \n \n 📍3 81 Troutman St\, Brooklyn\, NY 11237   🌐 Kings County Brewers Collect ive   Kings County Brewers Collective sits in the heart of Bushwick\, po uring a rotating lineup of house-made lagers\, hazy and clear IPAs\, sours \, and barrel-aged stouts. Dogs are welcome in the taproom\, where your pu p will likely make a few friends before your first pour even lands. Betwee n the food pop-ups\, flight nights\, and some of the best street art in th e city just outside\, it’s the kind of stop that turns into the whole pl an.  \n \n \n \n \n \n Finback Brooklyn | Gowa nus\, Brooklyn \n \n \n 📍545 President St\, Brooklyn\, NY 11215  🌐 Finback Brewery   Finback Brooklyn is the brewery’s expe rimental studio\, pouring 20 taps of small-batch beer alongside cocktails made with gin distilled in house. Dogs are welcome inside the taproom and out front at the sidewalk tables\, where barrel tops and stools line the p ink garage-door facade. With an on-site dumpling kitchen and a taplist tha t never sits still\, it’s an easy place to settle in for an afternoon wi th your pup. \n \n \n \n \n \n Keg & Lantern So uthside | Williamsburg\, Brooklyn \n \n \n 📍104 S 4th St\ , Brooklyn\, NY 11249  🌐 Keg & Lantern  Keg & Lantern’s Southside l ocation is one of the rare spots where your dog gets a menu of their own\, with burgers and pupuccinos for them and a dozen house brews and a full p ub kitchen for you. Dogs are welcome inside and out\, and a water bowl usu ally turns up before you’ve ordered. The space is bright and full of pla nts under giant skylights\, with TVs throughout for game day\, so it works just as well for a long brunch as it does for a Sunday afternoon with you r pup.   \n \n \n \n \n \n What to Know Befor e Visiting an NYC Brewery With Your Dog \n \n \n Bringing yo ur pup along for a pint is one of the better ways to spend an afternoon in this city\, and a little planning makes it go smoothly. Here are a few th ings to keep in mind before you head out.  Double-check the dog policy be fore you go\, since these can change without notice If dogs are limited t o outdoor seating\, confirm the patio or beer garden is open\, especially in the colder months Weekends and evenings get crowded and loud\, so aim for an afternoon if your pup does better with space Keep your dog leashed and close to your table Bring water and a collapsible bowl in case the t aproom doesn’t have one on hand Pay attention to how your pup is doing\ , and call it a day if they seem stressed or overwhelmed  \n \ n \n \n \n \n Making the Most of NYC's Breweries With Your Pup \n \n \n There’s something about a good beer that tast es even better with your dog stretched out beside you. Whether you’re se ttled into a Bushwick taproom or catching the breeze on a Red Hook patio\, this city has something for both of you. Between the tiny neighborhood sp ots and the award-winning brewhouses\, you could spend a year working thro ugh this list and still not run out.  Know a dog-friendly brewery we miss ed? 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