Hagerstown welcomes its newest addition to the downtown business scene with the grand opening of Hub City Brewery at 25 W. Church Street. A ribbon-cutting ceremony will mark the occasion on Friday, January 31, at 4:00 PM, celebrating the arrival of a unique craft brewery and distillery concept designed to draw locals and visitors alike.
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The brewery, led by owners Jake and David Blackmon, combines in-house craft beer with spirits and cocktails crafted by its sister company, Church Street Distillery. Formerly operators of Smoketown Brewing Station, the Blackmons bring extensive experience to this venture, which they describe as a first-of-its-kind experience for Hagerstown. Drinks are prepared with fresh, hand-juiced ingredients and syrups made in-house, offering a distinctive twist on the craft beverage scene.
Hub City Brewery is located in a repurposed farmers market building that retains much of its original charm. The renovation introduces a refreshed aesthetic and new energy to the space, designed to attract both local residents and tourists. The project represents a significant investment in the revitalization of downtown Hagerstown, with the owners expressing their commitment to enhancing the city’s vibrant business community.
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The Blackmons, who have recently become Hagerstown residents, are enthusiastic about contributing to the city’s growth. They see Hub City Brewery as a complement to the city’s historic appeal and a fresh offering to its evolving downtown landscape. With its focus on craft beverages and a welcoming atmosphere, the brewery aims to be a hub for community gatherings and a draw for visitors.
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