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Tennessee Aquarium’s Fish + Sips craft beer event returns

Check out the aquarium after hours while enjoying craft beers.

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The after-hours event will include beer samples from seven regional breweries.

Photo provided by Tennessee Aquarium

The Tennessee Aquarium’s celebration of craft beer is returning for its second year on Saturday, June 22. Fish + Sips is an adults-only, after-hours event where you can take a stroll through the aquarium’s River and Ocean Journey buildings to see its furry and finned residents while sampling beers from local and regional breweries.

Enjoy 10 four-ounce beer samples from the breweries that will be stationed at various exhibits. Folks will also receive a swag bag, complimentary Coca-Cola products, snacks, and access to live music on the aquarium’s outdoor pavilion.

Here’s who’s pouring beers at this year’s event:

  • Naked River Brewing Co.
  • Oddstory Brewing Co.
  • SweetWater Brewing Co.
  • TailGate Brewery
  • Monkey Town Brewing Co.
  • Wanderlinger Brewing Co.
  • Five Wits Brewing Co.
  • Chattanooga Brewing Co.

Sounds pretty fin-tastic, right? Read the full event terms and conditions online. Space is limited so you’ll want to make sure to purchase your tickets promptly.

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