Gravity Hill + Ride or Die at Needle Creek

The musicians in Gravity Hill and Ride or Die met on a porch in Princeton, on a rainy spring day three years ago - the result of a fortuitous decision by the Princeton Porchfest Committee. The bands played in a steady downpour. And by the time they were done the street was so packed with their fans that Princeton's finest had to shut the block down to traffic. This will be the first time they have played together since then.

What they deliver is an eclectic mix of songs you've heard, a few covers you haven't, and original music built upon the the vibes and jangles of sixties pop, folk & Americana, dance rock, alternative rock, and rhythm & blues.

We began noticing the packed parking lot off in the distance on Titus Mill Road last summer and wondered "What is happening out there?"

We've chosen Needle Creek because it's a great local business, steeped in the history of America, and dedicated to life's simpler pleasures - family, food, music, fun...and beer. Amazing beer. If you haven't made a visit, you're in for a treat. And if you have, you know what we mean.

A visit to Needle Creek Farm Brewery is a trip back to simpler times. The taproom is surrounded by farm animals and sprawling countryside, in a barn built in 1713. Needle Creek grows its own barley, harvests it in their own fields, malts it at Rabbit Hill Malt in southern New Jersey, then brings it back to the barn to make the base of their beer. Their manual brewing process forges a deeper connection with the craft. And the beer they produce shows it. As they say: "Making our beer isn’t easy. But drinking it is."

Needle Creek Farm Brewery prioritizes sustainability through a zero-waste brewing process. The spent barley, grain, yeast, and hops are used as feed for their animals, and the wastewater irrigates their fields.

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