Recurring Events
Every Wednesday from 6:30-8:30
Trivia Night like you have never imagined! Jess Shaw and Kevin Ryan will guide you through an evening of trivia and self discovery. They will test how smart you are, but you may need to be prepared to compete in interactive challenge round in order to gain extra points!
Wednesday night will never be the same….$100 CASH prize for the first place team.
Every Friday from 6:00 – 8:30
Service Brewing presents, Bluegrass by the Pint every Friday from 6:00-8:30pm. Join us for live Bluegrass from one of our favorite local bands, Swamptooth!
No Cover
*Please check calendar as event may be subject to change due to previously scheduled events.
The last Saturday of every month from 12:00-1:00
Earn that beer with Savannah Power Yoga every month at Service Brewing. $15 includes a 60 min vinyasa yoga class and one pint of BEER!
Be sure to bring your mats and feel free to come as early as 11:30AM. Class starts promptly at noon. Our little brew cats, Black Hawk and Chinook, will be onsite checking poses and looking for back scratches.
Nama-stay for a beer!
Every Thursday at 6:30PM
Join the club… $5 gets you in as an official Run Club member for the year. Each time you show up, you’ll get a Run Club point that goes towards some pretty rad prizes. Choose from 3 varying routes and distances or make up your own.
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MountainFilm on Tour Savannah @ Service Brewing
November 10, 2022 @ 7:00 pm - 10:00 pm
Join us for Mountainfilm on Tour on Thursday, Nov. 10th at 7pm for a special screening of documentary films in honor of Veterans Day. Attendees can enjoy food, drink, and a series of fascinating documentary films in Service Brewing spacious production area.
The 9th Annual Honoring Our Veterans event features a playlist of seven short documentary films including:
- Stranger at the Gate: Returning home from a long career in the U.S. Marine Corps, Richard “Mac” McKinney found himself struggling under the weight of a ferocious rage fueled by 25 years of an indoctrinated hatred of Muslims. Desperate to take action in the name of his country, McKinney set out to commit an unthinkable crime against his community’s mosque. His plans took an unexpected path however when he faced his enemy head-on.
- Breaking Trail: Filmmaker and Film Subject Emily Ford sets out with a borrowed Husky sled dog, Diggins, to complete the 1,200-mile Ice Age Trail in the midst of winter. Not only is she the first woman to attempt the feat, but she is also the first LBGTQ+ person of color to embark on the adventure. As her story gathers momentum in local, national and international press, Emily learns she’s become a figurehead to encourage those who don’t feel like they belong in wild places — especially people of color — to spend more time in nature.
- Loon: When hiking the Appalachian Trail, thru-hikers often choose a trail name that says something about their home or their history. Mike Freed, now in his 80s, chose the name Loon as a symbol of the spirit of the wild, interconnected lakes of his Minnesota homeland. The Appalachian Trail is also where Loon had a revelation about what course of action to take with his 2,000-acre expanse of unfragmented land in the pristine Boundary Waters.