Craft credo No. 1 is to support your community, and when you can do so in a creative way, even better. At a recent community Cleaning from the Corridor volunteer event during Gives Month of April in Spokane, Wash., Mayor David Condon brought up a great idea of continually recognizing and embracing the brilliant industrial history and future of Spokane. Well, obviously Spokane-born-and-bred No-Li Brewhouse was all about this.
Today, the first part of that idea came to fruition with a 30-barrel stainless steel fermentation tank being donated and picked-up from No-Li Brewhouse for its trip to Spokane Arts for the purpose of being transformed into a piece of outdoor art for our local community.
“Spokane is a city of collaborations and communities that are weaved together into a Big-Small Town,” said John Bryant of No-Li Brewhouse. “We are fortunate to be a part of a vision to make art and culture a priority in Spokane.”
The Spokane Arts sculpture will be a welcome site to tourists visiting our great city and an active part of a vibrant culture in Spokane.
No-Li Brewhouse is locally owned and community-minded brewery, crafting its Spokane-Style beers with No Boundaries: innovative beers brewed with locally sourced ingredients.
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