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A distinctive blend of lawn bowling, beer, music, and summer evenings is making waves in Guelph, garnering attention for its unique appeal. Brothers Brewing, situated on Wyndham Street in downtown Guelph, faced challenges due to a significant construction project that hindered the opening of their summer patio, resulting in decreased foot traffic.

To combat this setback, the brewery launched a beer garden at the Guelph Lawn Bowling Club earlier in the season, proving to be a successful venture for both the brewery and the club. Colton Proveau, co-owner of Brothers Brewing, highlighted the necessity of this partnership as brewery sales saw a decline of approximately 50%.

The introduction of the beer garden at the bowling club was a game-changer for Brothers Brewing. Proveau expressed gratitude for the innovative solution, stating, “Necessity is the mother of invention. This opportunity was always here, but we hadn’t explored it until now. I’m pleased with the outcome.”

Blake Skinner, president of the lawn bowling club, emphasized the added fun and influx of newcomers drawn to the beer garden. He remarked on the unique setting by the river and surrounding parks, expressing hope for a long-term partnership.

Looking ahead, Proveau expressed optimism for the future continuity of this collaboration, promising to continue the initiative annually if it continues to resonate positively. The initiative has attracted new patrons like Mathew and Jenna Holdom, who embraced lawn bowling at the beer garden and plan to support the establishment throughout the downtown construction phase.

Longtime lawn bowler Emily Gibson commended the beer garden addition, noting a significant increase in turnout and a vibrant atmosphere. She highlighted the appeal of attracting a diverse demographic to the sport, ensuring its sustainability for years to come.

Overall, the beer garden at the Guelph Lawn Bowling Club has not only rejuvenated Brothers Brewing’s business during downtown construction but has also introduced a fresh audience to the traditional sport of lawn bowling, fostering a sense of community and enjoyment for all participants.

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