The annual NYC SantaCon takes place on Saturday, December 10, starting at 10am.  More details here.

Sponsored by pubcrawls.com, the annual Ugly Sweater NYC pub crawl takes place this Saturday, 12/3.  More details here.

Purchase our pub crawl planning guide for only $1 here.

The ninth annual NYC Beerathon occurs on Saturday, November 19.  More info available here.

It’s almost Halloween in NYC!  Pubcrawls.com is sponsoring its annual weekend Halloween NYC Pub crawl, with three days of pub crawling starting on Friday, October 28. More details here.

Here’s a NYC bar crawl with an Octoberfest theme for Saturday, September 17.  Ulyssses is sponsoring their annual Octoberfest on Stone Street in Manhattan’s Financial District.  It’s an opportunity for some bar hopping along Stone Street and visit Ulysses and other nearby establishments, such as Vintry, The Growler and Adrienne’s.  Details in the announcement below (courtesy of Ulysses’ website):

Located at the corner of Broad and Stone Streets in Manhattan’s Financial District, Broadstone Bar & Kitchen is a gastropub / craft-beer bar that opened for business just last week.  After we have a chance to visit Broadstone on our next NYC pub crawl through the area, we’ll provide a brief review in this space.

According to at least two sources (New York Times and DNAinfo), Chumley’s, located at 86 Bedford Street in Manhattan’s West Village, will finally reopen on September 6 after nearly a decade of closure following a wall collapse inside the space.  Chumley’s started business back in the 1920s as a true speakeasy during the Prohibition in the U.S.  We’ve visited Chumley’s on numerous NYC pub crawls over the years and are very happy to learn that it will re-open in just a few weeks.

Now that the 2016 Republican Convention is complete, celebrate with a NYC pub crawl!  The Pokemon Go-themed NYC pub crawls continue this weekend; this time in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.  This bar crawl starts at 7pm at Barcade.  More info here.

The Artists Loft, another outdoor drinking option for the season, recently opened at the corner of John and Front Streets (181 Front Street to be precise) in Manhattan’s Seaport District. It’s across the street from the TKTS booth. A review of Artists Loft is forthcoming in this space.