High and Dry celebrates 4 years of beer as it prepares to open a 2nd location

When High and Dry opened in February 2018, no one would have expected that four years later, a global pandemic would make up half of its existence.

“The last two years is a blur, that’s for sure,” said co-owner/head brewer Andrew Kalemba. “It’s weird to reflect back on.”

As their four-year anniversary approaches, what better way to celebrate all the good, and not so good times, than a party with all of their friends? The event, taking place this Saturday, is a throwback celebration for everyone they worked with during the pandemic, and will feature nine different bands.

“Music is part of everyone’s life here,” Andrew said. “I’m (even) gonna get off my butt and play guitar, assuming I’m not herding cats all day.”

The event headliners will be Red Mesa, a band that High and Dry has collaborated with on a past beer (Disharmonious Red IPA), and they are tentative

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