Sample Beer And Play Games At Pour ‘N Play Hosted By Trax Farms Near Pittsburgh

Winter may not have packed a big punch, especially when it comes to snow, just yet. However, the gloomy days can really lead to cabin and spring fever. Get out and have some fun – just the adults – at Trax Farms near Pittsburgh, which will host Pour ‘N Play, an afternoon of beer sampling and games next Saturday.

Close the door on winter at Pour ‘N Play, at Trax Farms, set for Saturday, January 25, 2020 from 12 p.m. to 4 p.m.

The afternoon will feature a full menu of activities, including beer sampling, dining on food from participating food trucks, and playing games. A DJ will also be on hand.

Pour ‘N Play’s main attraction, however, is the beer sampling. Sample beer from more than a dozen beer vendors – from Arsenal Cider House and Flying Dog to Sierra Nevada and Twisted Tea.

Other beer vendors slated to attend include Firestone Walker, Southern Tier, Great Lakes, and North Country.

All that beer sampling and game-playing is likely to make you hungry, so swing by the three participating food trucks for a delicious treat. The Burgh Bites Cart, Wood Stoked Oven LLC, and Philly Pretzel Factory will all be on hand.

When you’re not sampling beer or snacking, play a few games. Try your hand at Jenga, tiki ring, and cornhole, for example.

Purchasing tickets to Pour ‘N Play online is strongly recommended, as the event may sell out. If tickets are still available, online ticket sales will end on Friday, January 24, 2020 at 4 p.m.

Advanced tickets cost $15. The cost jumps to $20 on the day of the event (if tickets are not sold out). All tickets include admission to Pour ‘N Play, five tickets for beer samples, a beer or games cup, and entertainment. (Food isn’t part of the admission price.)

A portion of the proceeds from Pour ‘N Play will go to Finleyville Food Pantry.

Click here for the official website of Trax Farms. Or, go here for Facebook.

Have you ever been to an adults-only or a family-friendly event at Trax Farms near Pittsburgh? Tell us about it in the comments! Still looking for more fun events this winter? Eat soup and tour a house made of ice for a good cause at the annual Cool Down For Warmth.