Craft Beer & Coffee Tasting Lounge on the Historic Fayetteville Square.

Gremlin Growlers and Connect in Chaos Coffee Roasters

Boos and Brews

Join us for a night of Spooky(ish) Fun!

Saturday October 25th

5pm - 9pm

$35 per person on $60 for two (you don't have to be going steady just bring a friend)

Included in you ticket:

Life Beyond the Living will be joining us for an evening of discussing all thing Paranormal Investigation!

Lynn and Tammy will bring along some of their equipment to show, a few of their haunted dolls that help them out along the way and you can even find out what they found during their investigation of our 100 year old building! Bring your questions and an open mind!

Also included in the evenings festivities (and your ticket price):

- light snacks

-An area for painting ceramic skulls or pumpkins to take home (while supplies last)

-An area for decorating Halloween themed cookies (while supplies last)

- 1 Drink (alcoholic or non alcoholic) *Fun themed drinks to choose from as well as the classics*

COSTUMES OR FESTIVE HALLOWEEN OUTFITS HIGHLY ENCOURAGED but not mandatory.

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About Us.

Gremlin Growlers is a husband and wife owned small business. We were one of the pioneer Craft Beer Growler shops in the state of Georgia. Opening in 2012, it took just 4 short years to out grow our original location. Then the universe smiled on us and we moved to Fayetteville. We took up residence in our 100+ year old red brick building and started serving specialty-grade, roasted-in-house coffee, having earned its own moniker - Connect in Chaos Coffee Roasters. We welcome families, dogs, and outside food. Come hang out and enjoy our +rotating tap list of independently brewed craft beers, fresh roasted specialty grade coffee, tasty non-alcoholic craft sodas, and more.

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Our Events.

Are you Nerdy about Dungeons and Dragons, Board Games, Books, Vinyl, Craft Beer, Coffee, LEGO Building, Learning New Things from People in your community, Crafts? We have a night for that ... Live Music and Trivia Night can be found on any corner but we like to do things a little different here at Gremlin Growlers! We host Coffee Classes, Beer Classes, A Monthly Beer Festival On Your Block and More! Check out our schedule of events and come get nerdy with us in a welcoming, inclusive atmosphere for fun, community-focused events. Dogs and kids are always welcome!

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Connect in Chaos Coffee Roasters

Don't Panic! It's Still Us! Connect in Chaos Coffee Roasters is the part of Gremlin Growlers that was created in 2017 with our move to Fayetteville and the addition of Heather Gresham, head roaster and co-owner, and her 30 years of coffee experience. The new Connect in Chaos branding was mainly created to provide our coffee with its own identity in the online and wholesale markets. Clear branding as a coffee roastery, rather than a growler shop, will aid in marketing both to individuals online as well as potential wholesale customers such as restaurants and smaller coffee shops. At different coffee shops all around the world, the one constant is the connections over coffee that happen all day, every day. No matter what chaos is going on in the world…you can always connect over a cup of coffee. We are still the same Gremlin Growlers coffee you’ve come to know and love, at the same place we have always been…at the corner of Lanier and Glynn on the historic downtown square in Fayetteville, GA. But now we can reach further as we will ship to your door anywhere across the country…and we hope to soon be in the coffee shop down the block or locally owned restaurant on your square.

Our Story.

Gremlin Growlers is owned and operated by Glenn Gresham and his wife, Heather Lowe Gresham. Glenn Gresham founded Gremlin Growlers in 2012. After being captivated by the grass roots spirit focus on quality of the craft beer movement. Much like the movement of the time, he was an underdog, underfunded with a big dream, a fighting spirit and zero tolerance for failure. Glenn wrote the Growler Ordinance in Peachtree City, organized the very first beer festivals in Fayette County (two of which still happen annually to this day), and introduced the County to names like Red Brick Brewing Company, Cherry Street Brewing, Second Self Brewing, Stone Brewing, Boulevard Brewing, Jailhouse Brewing and more. Remember, this was in a time when it was illegal for our local breweries to sell you their product directly! Mr. Gresham brought that beer and those names to your neighborhood and your tables. Fast Forward... 12 years, a change of town... a marriage to a lady who is as passionate about coffee as Glenn is about beer and you have The Gremlin Growlers and Connect in Chaos Coffee Roasters we are today! We are a team of three... Glenn and Heather Gresham along with the amazing and talented Alyssa keep the shop cozy, efficient and full of passion. We are a small team but we like it that way... we want you to know our faces and our names and we want to know yours! Come grab a mug of beer or coffee and introduce yourself. We would love to hear your story. Remember... The best things in life are brewed!

Our History.

Many of the buildings on Fayetteville’s historic square, including the one which houses Gremlin Growlers today, date back to the 1890s. Since then, the storefront to the northwest of the courthouse has housed a variety of businesses, until we moved from Peachtree City to the Fayetteville square in February of 2017.

At the beginning of the 1900s, R.E.L. Fife (the same Fife of the Holliday-Dorsey-Fife House behind Gremlin Growlers) ran a mercantile store in the storefronts that now house us and our business neighbor, Rene Victor Bidez Photography. The mercantile also featured a millinery shop by Miss Beauty Griggs, selling women’s hats. Later, Fife sold the storefronts to K.W. McElwaney, Sr. who operated a grocery store, furniture store, and hardware store. His son, K.W. McElwaney, Jr. continued his father’s legacy, running a grocery store in the same location. In the 1930s, the townsfolk would occasionally stretch a sheet across Glynn Street (which was a dirt road up until the 1950s) to show movies. The benches out front of McElwaney’s were locally referred to as the “Buzzard’s Roost,” where local men would gather after work before heading home for the day - a legacy we continue to honor.