The Glass Jug Beer Lab, Downtown Durham is at 545 Foster Street, Durham. The taproom is adjacent to Durham Central Park. They serve Glass Jug beers on draft, plus draft wine and cider and have a great view of Durham Central Park and Downtown Durham.
You can find The Glass Jug Beer Lab’s Downtown Durham events on their Facebook page. You can also check their website calendar.
Check out our other page for The Glass Jug Beer Lab, RTP.
Upcoming Events
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Recurring Events
Craft Club & Supply Swap
Sundays (through February 2026)
3 to 5 p.m.
Free
Bring your own craft to do alongside others. There will also be a craft swap, so bring in any materials that aren’t useful to you anymore and trade away!
Silent Reading Club
Mondays (scheduled through February 2026)
6 to 8 p.m.
Free
Bring your book of choice and enjoy the literary atmosphere! There will be an optional community book recommendation share at 7 p.m.
Hoppy Hour Cinema Movie Series
Fridays (scheduled through February 2026)
7 to 10 p.m.
Free
- 12/26 – That holiday action movie people love to argue about
- 1/2 – Viral slapstick flick with a hunter, some beavers, and the vibes of looney tunes
- 1/9 – “Wuv, Twue Wuv” Fairy Tale
- 1/16 – Don’t throw away your shot – watch this one and rap along!
- 1/23 – Classic hilarious film about a famous guy and his search for a holy cup
- 1/30 – Brad Pitt movie on a speeding train
- 2/6 – Whoopi Goldberg sings her heart out in this 80’s comedy
- 2/13 – Benoit Blanc solves a mystery
- 2/20 – Durham’s favorite baseball movie
- 2/27 – Fun flick about those little building pieces we all step on
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