Flounder Brewing

Experience the perfect blend of relaxation and refreshment with Beer + Yoga at the Barn, hosted by Savannah Allegra Yoga! Every 2nd Sunday at 11 AM, join us for a one-of-a-kind session that’s ideal for beginners and seasoned yogis alike. Let Savannah guide you through a mindful journey that connects your body and mind while awakening your senses. This is more than just yoga and beer—it’s a truly immersive experience where mindfulness meets craft brewing. Sip on a delicious Flounder beer as you explore the synergy of movement, breath, and taste in a way that transcends the ordinary. Come for the yoga, stay for the community, and leave feeling refreshed, balanced, and inspired. See you at the Barn! Advance Tickets are required! Don't have a matt? Savannah always has extras.

The Dayton-Mersereau-Hendricks spy ring was General George Washington’s first organized intelligence network, predating the more famous Culper spy ring. Washington set up the Mersereau ring in New Brunswick, New Jersey, in early December 1776 when he asked Staten Islander Joshua Mersereau to recruit operatives that would report critical information from behind enemy lines on Staten Island.  Colonel Elias Dayton of Elizabethtown, an officer in the New Jersey militia, became involved with the Mersereau ring in 1777, expanding the network by adding more operatives including New Jerseyans Captain Baker Hendricks and his brother John Hendricks, and John Meeker. Operating primarily between Staten Island, New Jersey, and the lower Hudson River Valley, the Dayton-Mersereau-Hendricks ring passed intelligence to Washington about the British military’s numerical strength, its tactical operations, artillery positions, supplies, and naval assets. The network supplied critical information to General Washington and carried out important clandestine tasks that facilitated his crossing of the Delaware River in December 1776. It also provided intelligence on the British fleet, which helped shape Washington’s late-war strategy, and played a role in exposing General Benedict Arnold’s treason in 1780. Phillip Papas received his Ph.D. in History from the Graduate Center of the City University of New

No. 95 Candles will be onsite this Father’s Day! Melyssa & Murr (From Impractical Jokers) come back to the Barn. Buy some candles, snap some pics with Murr & Melyssa, chat, get one of Murr’s books signed!

Experience the perfect blend of relaxation and refreshment with Beer + Yoga at the Barn, hosted by Savannah Allegra Yoga! Every 2nd Sunday at 11 AM, join us for a one-of-a-kind session that’s ideal for beginners and seasoned yogis alike. Let Savannah guide you through a mindful journey that connects your body and mind while awakening your senses. This is more than just yoga and beer—it’s a truly immersive experience where mindfulness meets craft brewing. Sip on a delicious Flounder beer as you explore the synergy of movement, breath, and taste in a way that transcends the ordinary. Come for the yoga, stay for the community, and leave feeling refreshed, balanced, and inspired. See you at the Barn! Advance Tickets are required! Don't have a matt? Savannah always has extras

Breakthrough Bakery is elevating the art of baking! Our sourdough-based baked goods are designed to nourish both body and soul, offering a guilt-free indulgence. Every item is carefully crafted from scratch and slow fermented to ensure optimal flavor and nutritional benefits. We proudly hold a New Jersey Retail Food License  Discover our latest creations and place your order today! Remember, these calories don't count! Preorder menu available and pickup at the Barn clicking on the ticket link!

Step back into the spring of 1777 as General George Washington arrives at Flounder Brewing on horseback for a special afternoon of Revolutionary-era history at Carriage Farm. As part of our ongoing celebration of America’s 250th and our Revolutionary-themed programming, guests will have the chance to meet General Washington in person, take photos, ask questions, and enjoy a unique living history experience in the setting of our 250-year-old barn and historic farm property. Washington will be on site both before and after the afternoon lecture, giving visitors plenty of opportunity to interact with him throughout the day. The visit pairs with a special Queens College lecture taking place that afternoon, making this a perfect chance to enjoy both a deeper dive into local Revolutionary history and a memorable family-friendly historical encounter. Whether you're a history buff, bringing the kids for a fun photo opportunity, or just stopping by for a beer and a truly one-of-a-kind experience, this is a day you won’t want to miss. Come raise a pour where history comes alive.