On Sept. 25 and 26, Bolero Snort Brewery in Carlstadt, 316 20th St., will be hosting its second annual “Bolero Block Party.”
The event will be hosted outdoors and will feature great brews, music, food, and local vendors. Tickets are available now. Click here to purchase and for more information.
FAQs
Will there be food?
Yep, we will have 4 food trucks per day on site with different offerings from each!
Is the event outdoors?
The event is outdoors – rain or shine! There is indoor space open, as well.
What time will the music start?
Doors open at 5 p.m on Friday and 4 p.m on Saturday. Follow @boleroblockparty for specific set times as the festival dates approach.
What other art will be included?
We will have live art each day with multiple activations partnering with local artists; murals being painted and skate demos each day! We will also have a vendor village where you can browse/purchase items from local businesses.
What does my ticket get me?
Access to the property from 4 p.m. ’til the last note is played, bar offerings from Bolero, 4 food trucks per day, 10+ local vendors, live art, live music, sponsor giveaways, and more!
Set Times
TBA – follow @boleroblockparty for the most up to date times.
Parking
Broad St, the latter half of 20th St, 16th St and along the Merritt Pkwy heading towards the Meadowlands YMCA. Stay tuned for more information.
About Bolero Snort
When Bob Olson founded Bolero Snort in 2013, it became one of only 16 brewing companies in New Jersey, which was in the infancy of a craft beverage revolution. With co-owner Scott Wells, they opened a full-scale production facility on Dec. 27, 2019.
They built out a 16,000-square-foot production brewery in the heart of the Meadowlands at 316th 20th St., Carlstadt, and have since expanded the facility to include a 30-barrel American-made brewhouse. With increased fermentation capacity, in-house canning, and comprehensive Quality Assurance systems, Bolero Snort has a welcoming public tasting room with indoor and outdoor spaces.
Special events are held year-round, including regular trivia nights (Bravo Trivia), themed music nights (Vintage Nights with vinyl), improv comedy (Junk Mail Improv), and seasonal parties, such as the Bolero Block Party, which featured local bands and vendors. Books N Brews, the Silent Book Club, crafts, beer gardens, and themed gatherings are also on the menu. People are also welcome to hold their own events.
With Hoof Crafted Ales and Lagers, Olsen still works the creative side, developing new recipes, experimenting with new flavors, and using adjuncts. Wells has expertise in sales and craft beer and is the current President of the Brewers Guild of NJ. He is very much behind the “Drink Local” movement and a “champion of small business partnerships.”
Bolero Snort has brewed award-winning beers and developed new craft brands each year through its distribution company, Barrel Storm.
