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Cypress Grouse 2 Mountain Mountain Mount Lynn Seymour Capilano Road Canyon Lighthouse Park Lonsdale Ave 4 1 Deep Cove Passport | October 6-13 | 2017 5 2 6 3 Welcome to the inaugural craft beer week on 5 Vancouver’s North Shore! This year, we toast 1 the North Shore’s history in brewing and our bright future with a week of celebrations. 6 2 1 4 3 The North Shore has a rich history of craft 4 brewing and was home to Canada’s first ever 3 microbrewery, Horseshoe Bay Brewery, in Stanley Park 1982. Now, we play host to six craft breweries leading the way in tasty brews. Try special casks, attend fun events, and learn more about North Shore beers while collecting stamps on this passport to win great prizes! Sea Bus Breweries 1. Hearthstone 1015 Marine Dr, North Vancouver, BC V7P 1S6 hearthstonebrewery.ca 2. Black Kettle Brewing 720 Copping St, North Vancouver, BC V7M 3N2 blackkettlebrewing.com 3. Green Leaf Brewing Co Attractions 123 Carrie Cates Court, North Vancouver, BC V7M3K7 greenleafbrew.com Contact details: Transit 4. Beere Brewing Company 1. Lonsdale Quay Market (North 312 Esplanade E, North Vancouver, BC V7L 1A4 Vancouver Visitor Centre) beerebrewing.com Fill in your details here to enter. 1. Lonsdale Quay Bus Loop (at the 2. Capilano Suspension Bridge 5. Bridge Brewing Company market) 3. Sons of Vancouver Distillery 1448 Charlotte Road, North Vancouver, BC V7J 1H2 Name: bridgebrewing.com 2. Seabus Terminal 4. Tap & Barrel Shipyards 6. Deep Cove Brewers and Distillers 3. Phibbs Exchange 5. Lower Lonsdale restaurant row Email: 2270 Dollarton Hwy #170, North Vancouver, BC V7H 4. Capilano University Exchange 6. Village Taphouse, Park Royal 2M9 deepcovecraft.com Phone number: I do not want to receive emails from Vancouver’s North Shore Tourism. .

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