Could the Public Market Beer Garden Become Permanent?

Boston, MA - We previously reported on the pop-up outdoor beer garden at the Boston Public Market. Now, some tantalizing news for the beer-lovers among us: there's a push to make it permanent.

Bostinno reports that the folks behind Hopsters Alley, which is providing the temporary beer garden's pours, would like to see it become a long-term feature (only during the warm-weather months, naturally).

They quote owner Lee Cooper as saying, "We feel these two days will not only help us try out the experience but launch us into the seven-day market opening. ... If successful the BPM and Hopsters hope to roll out a seasonal outside beer garden."

So, for those who'd like to see this happen, get out there. The pop-up beer garden offers $5 local drafts from Hopsters Alley, music and lawn games. It runs from 4:30-7:30 p.m. on Monday and Tuesday this week.

Hopsters Alley beers include: Newtonian (a double hopped hazy aroma-forward New England DIPA), Guerilla Saison (a peppery and dry Saison), Comet Citra (an aroma grapefruit-forward IPA) and Leaf Blower (a crushable, balanced light ale, perfect for the hot weather).

The event is weather permitting and, as should be obvious, only for those 21 or older.

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