Events

Every Thursday

Every Thursday is Thirsty Thursday at The Fish! Select pints are only $5 and all to-go beer is 20% off!

Every Thursday

Join us at the brewery every Thursday for Music Bingo! Rhodes Ahead Entertainment curates two fun rounds every week with lots of fabulous prizes to be won! The first round starts at 7:00, the second round starts at 8:00, and it's free to play!

Get ready to groove with Collective Vibe live at The Fish!

It’s the “Fest” time of year! Oktoberfest begins in Munich on September 20th, and we’re celebrating here at The Fish, too! Don your dirndls and lederhosen and come hoist a stein with us. Prost!

Beer: 

-Oktoberfest Märzen Lager 

-Festbier Lager 

-Limited Edition Oktoberfest Steins (1L glass and 28 oz ceramic)

Food: 

-Fresh handmade pretzels - Early Riser Foods (1:00-5:00) 

-Bratwursts and more - Fonz’s Firehouse Grill (1:00-8:00)

Entertainment: 

-Games and Music hosted by Rhodes Ahead Entertainment (1:00-7:00) -2:00 - Stein Holding 

-3:00 - Oktoberfest Costume Contest (King & Queen, Best Dressed Pet)

-4:00 - Oktoberfest Relay Race 

-Face Painting and Fairy Hair by Art Party USA (1:00-5:00 

-Cornhole, Can Jam, and Beer Pong (all afternoon)

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Every Monday

Start your week off on the right foot (literally) with a run in Downtown Winston-Salem, starting at the brewery! All paces and experience levels are welcome!

Every Monday

Join us every Monday evening for a no-drop social ride, co-hosted by Beersngears! We meet at 6:15 in the parking lot across 8th Street from the brewery and ride 10-12 miles, ending back at the brewery for pints and socializing. Start your week off right with Ride Like a Fish!

Every Tuesday

We host trivia every Tuesday night at 7:30! Join us at the brewery for 6 exciting rounds of trivia with a variety of topics that change weekly!

Wednesdays every week

Take $1 off all pints of Fiddlin' Fish beer in the taproom, every Wednesday!

On September 25th, local “sipperies” (including Fiddlin' Fish!) will unite to support Forsyth Humane Society by donating 10% of their proceeds from the day! This is a fantastic opportunity to enjoy delicious drinks around town while making a difference for our furry friends in need. Join us for a fun day of sipping and giving back!

We are excited to welcome back Anne & The Moonlighters to The Fish! This group of incredible musicians always delivers in a big way. You don't want to miss this one!

Andrew Wakefield is a progressive bluegrass guitarist, songwriter, and singer based in Chimney Rock, North Carolina. Career highlights include opening for and performing with Molly Tuttle and Ketch Secor, performing at Blue Ox Fest and AVL Fest, radio spins at FM stations around the country, and performing at WDVX Knoxville's live radio show the Blue Plate Special. Bluegrassish, his debut album, reached 50,000 Spotify plays. His YouTube channel has 40,000+ views and over a thousand hours of watch time. Andrew has been written about by The Bluegrass Standard, Relix Magazine, Asheville's Mountain Xpress, and Knoxville Voyager.

A knack for song-craft and an unbridled passion for the guitar has made Andrew an underground bluegrass fixture as word of his talent continues to spread. Pouring his soul into live performance, he brings the American roots music community something always needed: a sound and style of his own.

https://andrewwakefield.net/

None of the Above has been performing in the Piedmont Triad area with their bluegrass-based acoustic music for well over 25 years. By working with traditional bluegrass instrumentation, NOTA has crafted a unique sound, maintaining its traditional roots while drawing on each member’s interpretation and contribution to arrangements. This ultimately produces a sound that lives up to the name: None of the Above. 

http://noneoftheabove.net/

By their name, you know where they are from, and by their sound, you know what they are about. The Asheville Mountain Boys are on a mission to capture not just the style but the spirit of traditional bluegrass. Asheville, NC has long been known for great music and its roots in bluegrass go back to the founding of the genre (Bill Monroe’s first broadcast performance as the Bluegrass Boys was at Asheville radio station WWNC in 1938) A group that firmly stakes its claim to the tradition of the music from the area, The Asheville Mountain Boys spring onto the scene with a thought,” What happened to bluegrass?” It’s not a disparaging one that condemns current styles in the genre but rather asks, “Why do we love this music in the first place” and answers with an approach that is true to the originators of the genre in the sense of both style and philosophy. Bluegrass is raw emotion, excitement, drive, and authenticity. It is not sanitized or compromised but a reflection of the lives of those who play it. It’s storytelling that follows a throughline of tradition.

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It’s time to “Play Dead” at The Fish! The 8th Annual Day of the Dead is Saturday, October 18th!

Day of the Dead is our favorite party of the year, headlined by Cosmic Charlie, Athens GA’s high-energy Grateful Dead tribute.

This year, we’re getting started early with live music all and all night, from 2:30-11:00! Terra-String will kick things off at 2:30 with a little afternoon jam-grass, followed by Sam Robinson of Marvelous Funkshun at 5:45. Cosmic Charlie will take the stage for two sets at 8:00!

We have an amazing lineup of vendors who will be set up on the lot all afternoon, with everything from tie-dyes to ceramics to candles, and more! Grab a Day of the Dead shirt and dye it at the tie dye station! There will be faceprinting for the kids, too! Get here early and check out all the goods on Shakedown Street!

Come hungry, because Davey D’s Smash Burger truck will be set up all day!

Come “Play Dead” with us at The Fish on Saturday, October 18th!

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Keith Taylor, Dustin Jennings, Andy Lemaire, and Jeff Wade, along with Jack King, came together over a shared love of music. Avid followers of jazz, they joined their talents to form Red Umber over 10 years ago. Ever since, they have traveled North Carolina helping their fans lose themselves in the music. Whether playing for a crowd of 10 or 10,000 Red Umber hopes to spark a passion for music in everyone who hears them play. 

https://www.redumber.com/

Raise a glass for a great cause! Join us on Sunday, October 26th from 1–5pm at Fiddlin’ Fish Brewing Company for an afternoon of community, craft beer, and live music—all to benefit The Shalom Project.

Your $20 ticket (sold at the door) includes a customized pint glass and your first beer on us! Enjoy a lively silent auction, great local music, and the chance to support vital programs that provide medical care, clothing, and food for our neighbors.

Every sip and every gift helps The Shalom Project continue its mission to serve and support those in our community who have been systematically disenfranchised and oppressed.

Can’t make it? You can still be part of the impact by making a gift today. Cheers!

https://theshalomprojectnc.org/giving-opportunities

Drive Time is an innovative bluegrass band based out of Roxboro, NC. The band is known for their hard driving sounds and sweet, high harmonies. With veteran sidemen (and women) who have toured nationally with the likes of Sideline, Nu-Blu and Sweet Potato Pie, and regionally with several other veterans, these six friends have ventured out on their own to bring you the bluegrass music that has inspired them. Influenced by IIIrd Tyme Out, Mountain Heart, The Lonesome River Band, Boone Creek, Doyle Lawson and Quicksilver and countless others, they create their own refreshing sound. With diverse backgrounds in traditional bluegrass and country music, Drive Time encompasses a unique sound of their own. The band’s three studio albums are now available on all streaming platforms. Be on the lookout for Drive Time at a live show near you!

https://www.drivetimebgband.com/epk