HUTCHINSON, Kan. — Classical Revolution ICT will present Beethoven & Beer at Sandhills Brewing on Tuesday, March 24, from 7:00–8:30 PM. The event is free and open to the public.
March 24 marks the final event of the Spring 2026 season. Beethoven & Beer will return for the Summer 2026 season on Thursday, June 18.
Beethoven & Beer brings live classical music out of the traditional concert hall and into community gathering spaces. Hosted at Sandhills Brewing, the series offers an intimate, relaxed setting where audiences can experience chamber music up close.
The March 24 program will feature three soloists: vocalist Lauren Storm (pictured below on the left) with Sherilyn King on piano, Lillian Oeding (middle) on flute, and Michael Tweed (right) on alto saxophone.
What Makes Beethoven & Beer Different
Classical Revolution ICT removes the barriers often associated with traditional classical concerts by offering:
- Three short sets of live chamber music featuring soloists and small ensembles
- A relaxed atmosphere where conversation is welcome
- Up-close access to musicians
- Free admission (donations encouraged to support performers)
- A family-friendly environment
These are truly come-as-you-are events — guests can grab a drink, connect with friends, meet the performers, or simply sit back and listen. Performances appeal to longtime classical music fans and curious newcomers alike.
“March 24 marks our final Beethoven & Beer of the spring season before we return this summer,” said Alex Johnson, Founder and Coordinator of Classical Revolution ICT. “If you’ve been meaning to check it out, this is the night.”
Beethoven & Beer is free to attend. Donations are accepted to support musicians and sustain future programming.
For more information about upcoming events in Hutchinson and surrounding communities, visit classicalrevolutionict.com. Musicians interested in performing with Classical Revolution ICT may also sign up through the website.
