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The Elizabeth Brewing Company
The town's brewery, in the 1890 Huber-Carlson Building on Main Street: a five-barrel brewhouse on the ground floor, a taproom upstairs, a beer garden and patio behind.
· by the published hours
Elizabeth’s brewery took over the Huber-Carlson Building in 2017 and put a five-barrel brewhouse on the ground floor, with the taproom upstairs and a beer garden and patio behind. The building is the only one in town on the Colorado State Register of Historic Properties; the bar top was cut from its floor joists and the taproom tables from its original flooring. There is a ramp to the garden and rear parking, since the historic staircase is steep.
Trivia is on Tuesday nights at 7 pm, and at 6 pm on Wednesdays Tiny Tap pours something the brewery makes new each week, while it lasts; darts can be borrowed from the staff and board games taken from the shelf. Happy hour on Mondays and Thursdays from 4 to 6 pm is $5 a pint (the price on 30 October 2026). In summer the brewery runs the free Friday Night Market and concert series at Running Creek Park; its 2025 schedule had vendors from 5 pm and live music from 6 pm.
Hours, phone and the weekly nights were read on the brewery’s home page on 30 October 2026, and the building’s history on its About the Building page the same day. That page heads the building “1885” and says “1890” in its text; the Historic Advisory Board’s site says 1890. The market schedule page still lists only 2025 dates; the home page says this summer’s market series is over and the taproom stays open.
At a glance brewery · taproom · historic · patio · trivia
Checked October 30, 2026 against brewelizabeth.com. Hours and phone numbers change fastest, so the business’s own page is the record. Report a correction
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Read about The Elizabeth Brewing Company
- Explore Elizabeth: five places in walking order
Breakfast a block off Main Street, the three historic blocks on foot, then the loop trail at Casey Jones Park or the short one at Evans Park, and back to the brewery or the kitchen when they open. The Stampede is a separate plan.
- Elizabeth history: sawmills and Main Street
A timber camp on the Palmer Divide named for a governor's relative, a post office in 1882, incorporation in 1890, a bank that closed in the Depression and waited a century for the National Register, and a sculptor who saved the oldest building on Main Street.
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