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Monday on the #RushFanCast, we've got a new episode for you! It's the first of two episodes recorded from "Rush Day" at #HendersonBeerCo 8/8/26! We speak with YOU, our amazing listeners about #Rush returning to Toronto! Join us #RushFamily !
August 15, 2026 at 2:06 PM
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This week on the #RushFanCast, we were thrilled to be joined by former CFNY Music Director Ivar Hamilton, who fills us in on the new documentary "CFNY: The Spirit of Radio'"! We also speak with #Rush Superfan Ray Wawrzyniak and YOU, our #RushFamily, from #HendersonBeerCo! #CFNY #TheSpiritOfRadio
August 21, 2026 at 1:03 PM
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New episode alert! This week on the #RushFanCast, it's the first of our two episodes recorded live at "Rush Day" at #HendersonBeerCo! We speak with our #RushFamily about seeing #Rush live in their hometown of Toronto! #RushDay
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Ep. 217: Rush Day 2026 Live From Henderson Brewing, Pt. 1
Our third straight year recording live from Henderson Brewing's Rush Day in Toronto was a great success! This episode we talk to Rush fans from around the world about seeing the band for the first of ...
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August 17, 2026 at 11:01 AM
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Feb 8th of #BHM

"Had the Blackburns chosen to reward themselves for their hard work with a cold beer at the end of the day, it would have been a lot like this... a classic ale brewed in the traditional style of the 19th century"
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Image of Facebook post "The First Cab in the City" Image of a horse-drawn taxi cab in Yellow and Orange Henderson Brewing Co · Toronto · IDES OF JUNE: WELCOME TO “THE CITY” Thornton Blackburn and his wife Lucie escaped slavery in Louisville in 1831, making their way north to Canada and eventually to Toronto in 1834. While working as a waiter at Osgoode Hall, Thornton hatched the idea for a taxi service in his newfound home. By 1837, he had built the first cab in Toronto, a red-and-yellow horse-drawn box cab called “The City.” The Blackburns’ business thrived and they remained active members of the Toronto community, helping other escaped slaves to settle in Toronto, helping build the Little Trinity Church (Toronto’s oldest surviving church) and working with the co-founder of the Anti-Slavery Society, George Brown. The instantly recognizable, iconic red-and-yellow colour scheme of their taxi service was eventually adopted by the City of Toronto’s public transit system and, from 1921 onward, became the official colours of the TTC. Had the Blackburns chosen to reward themselves for their hard work with a cold beer at the end of the day, it would have been a lot like this one, a classic ale brewed in the traditional style of the 19th century. Join us in raising a glass of this refreshing beer to Thornton and Lucie Blackburn, to a brighter future and to more stories of triumph over adversity, like this one. Ides of June is available tomorrow in our Bottle Shop and for delivery! In honour of Blackburn's innovative business that changed our city, a portion of the profits will benefit the Black Business and Professionals Association fund to support Toronto's Little Jamaica community. Find out more about their amazing work here: https://bbpa.org/ See less — at Black Business and Professional Association.
February 8, 2025 at 12:45 PM
Drinking a Henderson's Best by @HendersonBeerCo -
November 18, 2024 at 5:47 AM
stateofthecity.bsky.social
Also, well done, @HendersonBeerCo. Applause from this corner.
December 1, 2024 at 2:07 PM
dannybrown.me
Well, hello there, early Friday evening. A bit floaty-filled, but the taste is good. The clementine makes for a nice and fruity aroma, and a tang on the taste. A collaboration between @HendersonBeerCo and @ladiesdrinkbeer. Cheers. #CraftBeer #HazyIPA
November 22, 2024 at 4:01 AM