Fans of Hartford’s Dead Language Beer Project and Gather55 have a lot to celebrate, according to a statement.
“Beginning August 26, Gather55 will serve as one of Dead Language Beer Project’s food partners, offering on-site food service and convenient delivery directly to brewery patrons,” according to a statement.
“The collaboration brings together Dead Language Beer Project’s innovative craft beer program and Gather55’s mission-driven approach to food, hospitality, and community,” the statement went on to say. “Guests will be able to order food directly at the brewery, creating a seamless experience where great food and great beer come together—all while extending the meaningful community impact of dining with Gather55: helping feed Hartford’s most vulnerable neighbors.”
“Our goal with Gather55 has always been to create memorable experiences and real change in our community through exceptional food,” said Janet Bermudez, executive director of Hands On Hartford. “Partnering with Dead Language Beer Project allows us to bring Gather55’s food to an incredible community of craft beverage enthusiasts while enhancing the overall guest experience. We’re excited to build a partnership that brings people together around food, connection, and community.”
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“Being neighbors in Hartford’s Parkville neighborhood makes the partnership a natural fit!” said Kyle DeGasero, co-owner of Dead Language Beer Project. “Gather55 is doing incredible work, using the power of food to bring people together, fight food insecurity, and create a welcoming space where everyone can gather — regardless of their financial situation. As a social enterprise of Hands On Hartford, their mission is deeply rooted in community, connection, and giving back. Now, we’re bringing that spirit right into our brewery.”
“We’re proud to partner with Gather55 and excited to share what’s ahead,” DeGasero added. “Come raise a glass with us and stay for a bite!”
