Stone & Wood’s popular Murbah Open Day is back on Saturday, August 3 – they are celebrating a decade of boutique brews and community. Stone & Wood’s Murwillumbah Brewery will open its doors from 11am to 5pm, inviting locals and brew lovers from near and far to enjoy a rare behind-the-scenes experience, with guided tours running throughout the day offering an exclusive insight into the brewing and packaging process. The Murbah Open Day is an event for the whole family and a celebration of the wonderful Northern Rivers community, featuring the best local music, delicious food, and fresh brews direct from the source.
Taste the current batch of Northern Rivers Beer (NRB), a brew inspired by the surrounding region and its people. Crafted with at least 70 per cent certified sustainable malt and 100 per cent certified sustainable hops, NRB is Stone & Wood’s most sustainable brew and it also gives back to the local community through the Ingrained Foundation.
With two stages for music, the event is full of great tunes – the main stage will feature the Beddy Rays, Dan Sultan, DJ Cashew, The Beefs, Verge Collection, AKA Lui, Mid Drift and the Club Raiders DJs, while the Brew Deck stage will feature DJs Bean Dip, Dan Muz, Mase vs Kane, Reiflex, Sammond, and Yazmin.
Entry to Murbah Open Day 2024 is via gold coin donation and all profits will once again raise funds for Wedgetail Retreat, which provides free palliative care to the Northern Rivers community. Operating without government funding, Wedgetail relies on the support of its community to keep its doors open and continue with the excellent care they provide.
Regular bus transfers will be available to and from locations around Murwillumbah and Tweed, for just $5 each way. Check the website for routes and pick up/drop off times. Bookings are essential.
Don’t miss out on this annual celebration of community, beer, and good vibes – mark Murbah Open Day in your calendar now. Whether you’re a local legend or simply love great beer, there’s something for everyone at this year’s event.
See you there on Saturday, August 3, from 11am. Visit stoneandwood.com.au for more info.
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