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Week #3 of Game Night at Seven Sirens Brewing Kicks off tomorow night at 7 PM with sign ups for Mario Kart 64.
Tons of board games and our Stranger Things pinball is looking for someone to take down the high score.

Week #2 kicks off tomorrow night at Seven Sirens Brewing Company .

If you missed it last week, players took their turns on Mario Kart 64 and walked away with merch and gift cards. They also snagged some weekly league points. Top 3 players with the most points walk away with some sweet prizes.

We also have a brand new, fresh out the box Stranger Things pinball sitting there waiting for you. Right next to a retro Neo Geo.

Swing by tomorrow night with a friend, kick their butt, taste something from 23 taps and make a night of it.

7PM.. see you there!

So sad to hear so many local bar and restaurants struggling. If you are at risk or do not feel safe, please stay home.

Everyone else, if you are able, please consider safely supporting Seven Sirens Brewing Company between now and the holidays.

There is a Donkey Kong there for your enjoyment.

Deep breath....here we go...

If you saw us on Thanksgiving Eve, this announcement should be no surprise.

This year has been devastating for so many people. This virus has taken many lives and is on the verge of tearing apart society as a whole. After 3 years of blood, sweat, and tears...we opened our doors 28 days before a pandemic. Due to being a new business, we were ineligible for ANY local, state, or federal aid. The last $1.3 BILLION dollars of federal CARES aid went to balance the state’s mismanaged budget, not to the people suffering the most. I can think of 26,000 small businesses throughout the Commonwealth that could have used $50,000 each to join a coordinated effort to temporarily close and help get us through the winter. Regrettably, that didn’t happen.

With your help, we have gotten this far but another shutdown just isn’t an option for us. We, and thousands of other small businesses throughout the country simply will not survive.

We are not downplaying the severity of this virus, this is a decision based solely on what is best for our families in a time of emergency.

After speaking with our bank, staff members, families, attorneys, and local government officials...we have decided we will not comply with future shutdown mandates. We will continue to operate with the same, proven-safe measures we implemented 5 months ago.

As we decided in March, we will NOT terminate employees who are unable to come to work. We will do our best to raise funds and provide opportunities for them to work from home but their benefits are non-existent as well.

We are still collecting non-perishable food items to help distribute and we ask that you join our effort in supporting, not ostracizing, our neighbors and community.

If you don’t agree with our decision, that’s totally fine. We respect you and the decisions you need to make to keep yourself and your families safe and we ask that you extend the same courtesy to us and others making these difficult decisions.

We ask that any questions, negative comments, or concerns be sent privately to us so we can address you with the time and attention that you deserve.

Stay safe and God bless.