The Art of the Chalice!

Travis Holler

Last Thursday night, we headed to the Reagan Building's Atrium for Stella Artois' The Art of the Chalice! We snapped the American Bankers Association's Eli Woerpel with Sen. John Boozman office's Annie Humphrey and the Department of the Interior's Clay Schmidt.

Travis Holler

The Art of the Chalice event featured a beer garden with complimentary Stella Artois beer and Cidre cider in partnership with No Kings Collective, which designed the commemorative chalice that was given to attendees. Here, celebrity chef, and the evening's "Culinary Artist," Bart Vandaele joins Stella brand managers Sarah Kippins and Michael Rudolph following the pouring demonstration on stage.

Travis Holler

In addition to the beer and cider, attendees enjoyed appetizers and a cheese and charcuterie station created by local culinary artists. Here, D.C. friends Anastasia Vakula, Dana Nebinski, Bethany Kazaba and Sherie Gabriel enjoying the indoor beer garden.

Travis Holler

Attendees also enjoyed a live musical performance from the band Wylder, an indie-folk quartet from D.C. Here, Sarah Casiano joins health policy consultant Davis Baird and No Kings Collective's Nalee Kim.

Travis Holler

Email marketer Maeve Bracken joins dentist Clare McGorry and art enthusiast Abi Dillingham.

Travis Holler

We watched as the chefs demonstrated the Stella pour from the VIP section on the mezzanine level of the Reagan Building.

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