August 16, 2025
Rock N’ Hops @ The Brewery
2:00 pm - 6:00 pm
3803 Loggers Way, Ottawa, ON K0A 2H0
About Event
Hey Ottawa area!
If you’re looking for a cool Saturday outing, check out Rock N’ Hops @ The Brewery happening Saturday, August 16 from 2–6 PM at Covered Bridge Brewery in Kinburn (just outside Carp).
🎶 Live independent musicians
🍔 BBQ bison burgers by White Pine Bison
🐦 A visit from Blue the emu and other adoptable animals from Gagné Homestead & Rescue
🧒 Kids’ colouring zone
🍻 Cold beer from the brewery as part of Ottawa Craft Beer Week
Admission is FREE
Hosted by The Indie Vibe Network
The Indie Vibe Network is a nonprofit organization that exists to support and elevate independent musicians across Ontario and Western Quebec. We provide access to resources, connect artists with fair-paying performance opportunities, and foster strong relationships between musicians, donors, venues, and festivals. Our goal is simple: to build a sustainable and thriving ecosystem for independent music—one where creativity is valued, and community leads the way.
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