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Cincinnati’s Urban Artifact will host a Women’s Day Celebration and Fair this weekend

March 3, 2023Pretty Much a Press Release

On Saturday, March 4, Cincinnati-based Urban Artifact will host a women’s led entrepreneur fair, featuring over 50 different woman-owned businesses, artists, and restaurateurs. Two brand new beers will be tapped with a portion of the proceeds going towards a scholarship at the Cincinnati State Brewing Science program for a women brewer. These beers are named after the women in the beer industry that have come before us. Urban Artifact’s beer “Suzy & Jane” is named after the co-owners of New Albion Brewing Co., the very first craft brewery, which often mistakenly has sole credit given to Jack McAuliffe. 

The women leaders and brewers at Urban Artifact and Yellow Springs Brewery have teamed up to celebrate International Women’s Day by honoring the women brewers that came before us, celebrating the women leaders of today, and helping pave the way for future women in the industry.

“It’s important for people to understand who modern craft beer comes from,” explains Urban Artifact’s Lead Brewer Hannah Kent. “The brewing industry wouldn’t exist without women, and that the icons of modern craft beer history are more than a bunch of crusty old dudes.”

Yellow Springs Brewery (based in Yellow Springs, Ohio) will have a beer that is aptly called Haiku to Ninkasi. Ninkasi is the goddess of brewing and beer, the original deity responsible for bringing beer into existence. The history of beer and brewing has long been the responsibility of women, until the industrial revolution took that away.

Both new drinks will be on tap and available at the Yellow Springs Brewery and at the Urban Artifact Women’s Day Celebration and Fair on March 4. A portion of all sales will be donated to the Cincinnati State Brewing Science program to help defray the costs of education for a future woman brewer.

Hannah Kent continues, “We thought it not only important to honor the women that came before us, but to also help the next generation gain a foothold in the brewing industry. There is something for everyone in beer. The more diverse the voices become, the better the brewing industry will be as a whole. And better beer too!”

Here is a list of the businesses that will take part in the pop-up shop and fair on March 4:

33 West Studios, All Cheri’s Intriguing Crystal LLC, Art By Elle, Atomic Lane, Beautiful Orange Productions, Brandy’s Jewelry Box and Accessories, Candle & Crow, Cincinnati Animal CARE, Cody Fern Studio, DeeDee’s Butter Bar, Defined Taste, Ellebrux, Sunburst Ridge Farm, Foxydot’s Stuff, Groundswell Psychotherapy, Inscribed Books, King Clayworks, LaVeema Decor Boutique, Lil Bit of Rayne, Massage by Marrow, McKenzie Dunlap Art, Honey Heart Soap, Morbid Marvels, NaturALI, Originalitees, P2PPSWO, Paper Acorn, Pop Rocket Creations, Pretty Bruiser, Queen City Commons, Rae of Sunshine Photography, Smokin’ Dew’s BBQ and Shakes, Spice Spice Baby, Stitches + Sass, Strung Out Kitty, Stufficorn, Tasha’s Tangled Creations, The Oakley Soap Co., The Seven Year Stitch, The Creative Jane, Tipsy Quilter, Turner Craft Co., Sanity by Wendy White, Whimsy Ridge Plant Co., Wyoming Meat Market

There will be Live Music on-site featuring Siri Imani & Xzela. 

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