Santa Rosa, CA

Fieldwork Brewing — Santa Rosa

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Fieldwork Brewing in Santa Rosa is a family-friendly craft-brewery taproom that folds live music into community events. German folk and festival-style music fit especially well when the room is in celebration mode, and the all-ages setting rewards approachable performers who can play to families as comfortably as beer drinkers.

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All Ages
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All Genres
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2400 Midway Dr, Santa Rosa, CA 95405, United States
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707-852-5478

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