Drink Up for Lincoln Square, One Local Nonprofit Says

Grabbing a beer tonight will help a Lincoln Square nonprofit continue to build the community it calls home.  

The Albany Park Community Center's Associate Board is hosting a fundraiser Tuesday at Revolution Brewery. The multi-faceted nonprofit moved to Lincoln Square in February to expand its reach on the North Side.

And unlike one of the brewery's staples, the Anti-Hero IPA, the event promises to be quite noble. 

Party with a Purpose: Revolutionizing Community is from 7 to 9 p.m. For a $30 ticket, hops lovers can sample five Revolution beers along with food from the brewpub's menu. 

Tastings will range from the pale ales to porter in the all you can eat and drink fundraiser. 

“We’re excited to hold our fall event at such a fun venue,” said Andy Nordstrom, APCC Chief Development Officer in a press release. “Like APCC, Revolution Brewing is a neighborhood institution and we think it’s the perfect spot for young professionals to rally together for social change and the greater good—all while enjoying some craft beers and good food.” 

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The APCC's Associate Board is hosing the fundraiser, open to anyone over 21. 

A Chicago favorite, the Logan Square brewery at 2323 N. Milwaukee Ave. was named Best Local Brewery and Best Brewpub by Time Out and Chicago Reader. 

Tickets can be purchased here.