Anchored by the flagship Kilt Lifter Scottish-style ale, Four Peaks brands are currently available in Arizona, Nevada, New Mexico, Hawaii, Texas, California, Colorado, and Utah. Their brewers are committed to creating exceptional beers meant to be shared and have 24 combined medals at the Great American Beer Festival and World Beer Cup to show for it. Four Peaks’ hometown pride and heritage are at the heart of their pubs in Tempe and Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport. has helped define craft beer in the Southwest since its founding in 1996. Registration: $30 fee a portion of proceeds with benefit the nonprofit FABRIC Tempe.Ĭontact: or email About Four Peaks Brewing Co.īased in Tempe, Arizona, Four Peaks Brewing Co. Why: To celebrate Four Peaks’ 25 th Anniversary and bring attention to how denim adversely impacts the environment.
When: Saturday, April 2 at 10 a.m.Four Peaks and Bar Louie will host an after-race party starting at 11 a.m.
FABRIC Tempe will repurpose and recycle the donated denim and host a fashion show on Earth Day (April 22) at Tempe Marketplace.
What: 2022 Four Peaks Kilt Chaser Fun Run (1K)-Participants will donate their denim for a kilt before running the race. Who: Four Peaks Brewery and FABRIC Tempe, with supporting sponsors StartLine Racing and Bar Louie
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The registration fee is $30, with a portion of proceeds benefitting FABRIC Tempe.For more information or to register, visit Four Peaks has been a great ally to the LGBTQ community of Arizona. For example, some companies are modifying their productions of jeans, using organic cotton, natural dyes, and natural or recycled materials for buttons and rivets,” Shultz said. “Our hope with this year’s Kilt Chaser Fun Run is to educate the public about denim pollution and provide options for more sustainable apparel. One pair of jeans could require up to eight gallons of water, which is the equivalent of three days of water usage for an average household.”įour Peaks decided to enlist the help of FABRIC Tempe, a nonprofit that provides apparel entrepreneurs with training, guidance, innovative industry resources, and access to no-minimum and on-demand manufacturing, so they can build sustainable fashion businesses domestically. “Many people don’t realize that the production of jeans and the dyes used to create them are polluting our waterways. “This year, we saw a great opportunity to educate the public about the environmental impact of denim,” Schultz said. It’s a key reason the brewery adopted the Four Peaks Wilderness area and organizes revegetation and trail-cleaning events throughout the state. Prizes will also be awarded to first, second and third-place male and female winners as well as fun categories, such as “Who Wore It Best” and “Best Style.” After the race, Four Peaks will host a big party at Bar Louie, a popular gastrobar in Tempe Marketplace that serves delicious food and Four Peaks’ flagship Kilt Lifter Scottish-style ale.įour Peaks’ Culture Brand Manager Erin Schultz said the brewery has always been passionate about protecting the environment. The first 300 kilt-donning runners to complete the 1K race will receive a medal. Four Peaks is also partnering with StartLine Racing and Bar Louie to host the Kilt Chaser event. Tempe-based FABRIC, a nonprofit sustainable fashion incubator and design studio, will repurpose and recycle the donated denim and host a fashion show at Tempe Marketplace on Earth Day, Friday, April 22.
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