"Tom Hanks-Giving" at Second Line
- Nov 13, 2016
- 1 min read
Some friends of Second Line Brewing have a yearly tradition of celebrating Tom Hanks-Giving on the 4th Thursday of November. We love this idea and are bringing it to our Beer Garden for the next two weeks.
Starting this Wednesday, November 16th, we will be serving up "You've Got Pale," "A League of Their Brown," "That Thing You Fruit" and other fantastically bad Tom Hank/Beer puns. This will coincide with our screening of the Tom Hanks classic, "Big," outside at 7pm.
We will carry this theme into next week, when we will be showing "Toy Story" at 7pm on Wednesday, November 23rd - the Eve of Tom Hanks-Giving. School's out, so bring the kids for this family-friendly event and, while you're here, enjoy a Buzz Light Beer!
We encourage everyone to share their own Tom Hanks puns, dress up as their favorite Tom Hanks character and, of course, join in the grand celebration that is Tom Hanks-Giving!!
Tom Hanks-Giving at Second Line Brewing sounds like a hilarious and creative tradition, especially with beer names like “You’ve Got Pale” and “A League of Their Brown.” Pairing the themed drinks with an outdoor screening of Big makes it the perfect fun community event for movie and craft beer fans alike. After the movie night, keeping the entertainment going with a few rounds of Undead Corridor sounds like a great way to end the evening.
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Love this theme—Tom Hanks puns and movie nights sound like such a fun combo! It reminds me of Wheelie Life, where the simple concept turns into a really entertaining experience. ‘Buzz Light Beer’ is a great touch
What a heartwarming read! Your recounting of the Tom Hanks-Giving event captures the spirit of community and gratitude so beautifully. It makes me reflect on how shared experiences, much like those in the slope game, bring people closer together through fun and friendly competition. Do you think events like these help foster deeper connections among attendees? Thank you for sharing this gem!
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