FAQ
WHERE THEY FIRST MET:
Once known as The Western House, built-in 1873, has been Brewery Becker since 2014. Much of the integrity and history remains in the building today and was kept a priority by the owners when renovating and remodeling.
The Western House is a three-story, Italianate, brick structure that retains many original detailings. A simple cornice still graces the former hotel, the tallest building in the surrounding streetscape of downtown Brighton. The remarkable building continues to display the original arrangement of doors and windows on the public facades. Simple brick pilasters accentuate the corners and frame the central bay of the five-bay front. A wide brick frieze and bracketed metal cornice crown the building. The doors and windows possess the characteristic curves of the commercial Italianate style. The first floor features fully arched windows and fanlights above the doors. A belt course separates the first and second floors on the more elaborate sides.
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Parking
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There are multiple public parking lots in Downtown Brighton two of which Brewery Becker sets in between. Please reference the Downtown Brighton map for more details https://www.brightoncity.org/business___community/downtown_brighton/parking_map.php
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Attire
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Whatever you'd like!
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After Party
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The after-party will take place at Kareen O'connell's home at 3074 Gentry Rd in Howell. Parking will be on the road in front of the home. This is a rural neighborhood with little traffic; vehicles will be safe.
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