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IPAs, or India pale ales, are a beer style that can elicit strong reactions from beer drinkers-- most of us tend to absolutely love them or despise them because of their bold, hoppy flavor profile.

The dishes shared at this month's Recipe Club and Potluck program were cozy and delicious!

The long, sunny days we've been waiting for are finally here! This summer solstice, we're looking forward to everything that summer has to offer.

Since 2019, the Ale Together Now program series has covered sour ales multiple times. We love exploring the tart, fruity, and funky flavors that only sour ales can bring.

This month's Recipe Club and Potluck program featured a variety of delicious dishes!

Gardeners are gearing up for another beautiful growing season in Michigan. There are landscapes to design, weeding to complete, and planting to be done!

Spring is here, and with it comes the return of lighter-body beers! Cream ales are the perfect beer for spring, featuring fresh flavor and the perfect balance of crisp yet creamy mouthfeel.

This month's Recipe Club and Potluck program brought Easter treats, savory soups, and fresh salads together in celebration of spring.

The historic Hartland Music Hall and the Kilgen pipe organ need your help! 

Spring is coming fast, and we can't wait for another sunny growing season in Michigan!

Guinness stout is by far the most well-known Irish beer in the US, but there are other amazing beers- like red ales and lagers- produced by Guinness-owned operations as well.

Happy Reading Month! Throughout the month of March, we've sprung into reading with a variety of novels, comic books, picture books, and other books that strike our fancy.

We're gearing up for spring with the Hartland Home & Garden Club!

Spring is so close we can almost taste it-- so freshen up your kitchen repertoire with these fantastic dishes from this month's Recipe Club and Potluck Program! Get the recipe for fresh pasta salad, Irish soda bread, toffee squares, and more.

This month's Ale Together Now program focused on the wonderfully malty beer styles of English bitters, mild ales, and old/stock ales.