Girls Pint Out is a national craft beer organization for women. Their mission is to build a community of women who love craft beer and who are an active, contributing part of the greater craft beer community.
Girls Pint Out originated in Indianapolis, Indiana in early 2010. The Girls Pint Out movement quickly spread to Arizona and Texas. Today Girls Pint Out has more than 80 chapters in 40 states, and Washington D.C.
Girls Pint Out originated in Indianapolis, Indiana in early 2010. The Girls Pint Out movement quickly spread to Arizona and Texas. Today Girls Pint Out has more than 80 chapters in 40 states, and Washington D.C.
Through social media, blog posts, and local events hosted by chapters, Girls Pint Out offers a forum for discussion, education, and fun. Events are educational, charitable, and/or social. The majority of events are women-only, but sometimes men are invited. Events are as diverse as the chapters that plan them and the ladies that attend them! There is no secret code to get in the door. It doesn't matter if you have just ventured into the world of IPAs and stouts, or consider yourself a craft beer drinking pro. Unless the event information states otherwise, to “join Girls Pint Out” you merely show up for a pint.
Girls Pint Out, a non-profit corporation, is a 501(c)(3) organization.
Anthracite Girls Pint Out will hold its first event, a Meet and Greet, on Tuesday, June 7 from 6-8 at the Tap at Humboldt, 573 Can Do Expressway, Hazleton PA.
If you are interested in more information, hosting or sponsoring an event, please contact Vanessa Gerhard at anthracite@girlspintout.org.