Dine out for good causes—and cheers with a beerWednesday, Oct. 4
REAP Food Group’s Farm to School program has been providing low-income students in the Madison Metropolitan School District with fresh, healthy local meals and snacks for a while now—and Farm to School Night Out, a day-long fundraiser, is a chance for you to help provide young students with healthy food. If you’re looking to dine out this Wednesday, make sure you check out restaurants like Short Stack Eatery, Cooper’s Tavern, Forage Kitchen and Dotty Dumpling’s Dowry, as participating restaurants will donate 10 percent of all sales to the cause. reapfoodgroup.org
Wednesday, Oct. 4
Time to roll out the barrel! As a part of Atwood Beer Week, BarleyPop Tap and Shop is hosting Super Barrel Aged-Night to showcase its impressive list of barrel-aged beer. Brews include Coconut Porter by Avery Brewing Co., Bourbon Barrel Cherry Stout by Central Waters Brewing Co. and Aged Imperial Mayan Mocha by Odd Side Ales. Cheers! 4-10 p.m., facebook.com
Thursday, Oct. 5
Here's another restaurant crawl for a cause! In light of Domestic Abuse Awareness Month, Domestic Abuse Intervention Services is partnering with 46 restaurants in Madison to put forth Dine Out for DAIS. Head over to restaurants including Tipsy Cow, Harvest and Mickey’s Tavern. Participating restaurants will donate 10 percent of the night’s profit to help DAIS in its intervention and advocacy efforts. abuseintervention.org
Saturday, Oct. 7
Sure, Stalzy’s Oktoberfest will entail all the Oktoberfest classics—cold beer, craft cocktails and live local music; but it’s more than that. A portion of Stalzy’s proceeds that night will go toward Briarpatch Youth Services’ to support the Youth Homeless Shelter campaign, which shelters youths in need for up to 28 days. Might as well help a good cause while celebrating Oktoberfest, right? 11 a.m.-10 p.m., stalzysdeli.com
Saturday, Oct. 7
Just in case you haven’t gotten in your weekly dose of beer by Saturday, Quivey’s Grove Beer Fest is hosting 37 breweries in its idyllic, antique-filled grounds to serve more than 100 different beer samples. Go for the beer, and stay for the food and the live music. October? More like Octobeer. $45, Noon-5 p.m., quiveysgrove.com
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