That looks like a wooden floor at the bottom of this pic but it is actually a large wooden table found in the Junction Craft Brewery. The shelves show some of the souvenirs you can buy and then you can sit around the table and have a cold beer. It was nice to see the table-top hockey game - that is something that can be found in many Canadian homes and is great fun to play.
These are some of the large vats that line the walls of the huge space inside of Junction Craft Brewery. The different sizes enable them to make up smaller batches of seasonal or test brews. Interestingly the large open space in the centre of this room is rented out for events and there had been a wedding reception in here the day before I was there. I'm sure that would be a wedding people would talk about for a long time.
Junction Craft Brewing has a great taproom where you can sample many of the different beers that they make and also a patio for al fresco drinking and snacking. I was driving and had more places to visit during Doors Open so took some cans to go.
Taking part in Signs, Signs. Click HERE to see more signs from around the world.
We had our annual Doors Open event a week ago and my first stop was the Junction Brewery which is located in this wonderful Art Deco building in the Junction neighbourhood. This building was built in 1933 as a garbage incinerator for the city. Trucks would drive right in and dump their load into great pits where the garbage would be burned with the smoke and gases escaping through huge 200 and 150 ft tall chimneys. The chimneys are gone and the building has been totally renovated and renewed and now has heritage protection. Part of it is the brewery and part, including the top floor, is now an event space. Fabulous isn't it?
I still have a few more murals to show you from Feel Good Lane. There wasn't a clear signature on this great colourful mural featuring a graphic lion. I like the style of it.
Taking part in Monday Murals. Click HERE to see more murals from around the world.
This is the entrance way leading down to a condo building in what had been a small industrial space located in a laneway behind some homes. Haven't they done a wonderful job to make this look so inviting?
The June theme for the City Daily Photo Blog community is Pink and with that in mind I offer this garage door complete with pink landscape and pink cats observing the world from high platforms. I think it is by the artists Insect Cabaret but there was no signature.
Taking part in the theme Pink. Click HERE to see more pink from around the world.
Also taking part in Saturday's Critters. Click HERE to see more creatures from around the world.
