Is it just us, or does this particular celebridential candidate always sound like he's had a few too many?  In his (dis)honor, Dock Street Brewery is brewing up a series of quaffable reminders to exercise your suffrage, and just dump Drumpf.

Beginning in March, work by artist Clayton Thomas will be on display in the brewpub.

His genre-bending work (think: cubism, fauvism, and pop-art) will be unveiled on March 1st.

On Wednesday March 2 from 4-8pm, we'll host an opening celebration with the artist, so come by to scope out the artwork and toast Thomas with craft brews and wood-fired pizza.

Join us on Thursday January 14th from 4pm - 6pm for the opening of William Wallace's collection of paintings exploring "otherness." Wallace's unique perspective on the topic, as it relates to society and identity, is presented in these works using paints he mixes himself and found objects in place of more traditional canvas. 

There will be plenty of discounts and treats (and a FREE shuttle) all up and down the Ave. Dock Street will have $4 pints of beer, and $10 winter logo beanies for people who like their beers cold (well, moderately cold - we're so against chilled mugs though...) and their heads warm and toasty.

Because we're not the "camp-out-on-cold-sidewalks-to-score-the-latest-electronics-before-everyone-else-and-risk-getting-trampled-in-a-spendthrift-stampede," "Black Friday" types. Just show us your Uber receipt, and get a bottle Dock Street and a Small Americana Pizza for $10, and, new-to-Uber customers will get a $15 voucher to use on a ride home. (So...another beer?)