Ultimately, the founders settled on Collective Arts to emphasize the strong collaborative ethos of the brewery, whether teaming up with artists, musicians, or other breweries. We support people making Guelph their home, their place of business, their resilient community.Before branding as Collective Arts, the company was almost called Chaos to symbolize the ever-changing nature of the can and bottle artwork. We provide a suite of programs and services to support business expansion and re-location, and are your resource for property development, business promotions, and partnerships. Our expert team is ready to help, whether making business connections, growing your business, choosing a site, or finding new markets. Invest in Guelph makes it easy to do business in Guelph. For more information, visit royalcitybrew.ca. In addition, the new Beer Hall offers a variety of monthly events, from comedy to science on tap and art nights to sports tournaments. Royal City Brewing was founded in 2013 to create irresistible and accessible beer for the local market. Royal City Brewery is a one-stop shop with a bottle shop, dine-in menu, on-site brewing and home delivery. Royal City Brewing products are available at the LCBO and grocery stores across the region, as well as at the brewery. “The one thing that we had continually sought through our operations was to create a community space that could serve as a nexus for community groups and events, and now we’ve made it happen,” adds owner, Cam Fryer. It’s also a place for people to gather, collaborate and build community. The new Beer Hall space is more than a place to drink beer and grab some food. “Royal City Brewing gives a great deal to the Guelph community as part of their charity work, and it does not go unrecognized,” says Mayor Cam Guthrie.īefore COVID-19 changed operations, the brewery was donating about one per cent of their annual revenue back to local charities and community groups through their Community Collaboration program. Royal City’s Lantern Ale, brewed each year for Black Heritage Month in February, raises funds for the Guelph Black Heritage Society. Royal City Brewing also gives back to the community through charity and collaborations. “We appreciate their contributions to our local economy and community, and wish them much success as they grow their business in Guelph.” “Royal City Brewing is a fan-favourite and we’re excited to share news of their expansion,” says Christine Chapman, the City’s manager of Economic Development. Together, the three businesses employ about 80 people in the city. Royal City Brewing also buys essential brewing supplies from two leading, Guelph-based suppliers, Brewers Supply Group (BSG) and Escarpment Labs. The brewery’s expansion has created 28 new positions in the local job market with new staff supporting Beer Hall operations. Royal City is committed to supporting Guelph’s local economy through job creation and working with local suppliers. Guelphites are so kind and supportive, and we wouldn’t be where we are today without the community’s support.”
“We love working in Guelph because of the people,” shares owner, Cam Fryer. “This is a place where community matters and folks value being connected to local providers. Left to right: Mayor Cam Guthrie, Cam Fryer and MP Lloyd Longfield Information and Communications Technology.
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