Bauhaus Is Back. And There's More at the Table.
It All Begins Here
Some places become more than the buildings they're housed in.
Over the past decade, Bauhaus Brew Labs became one of those places. A Northeast Minneapolis gathering place where strangers became friends, birthdays turned into traditions, dogs became patio regulars, and countless conversations unfolded over a well-made beer.
From the start, we felt Bauhaus deserved more than just a fresh start. It deserved a real future.
This community created something worth preserving.
Now, Bauhaus is officially back.
On August 15, we'll reopen the doors under new ownership by ABV Technology, bringing together longtime members of the Bauhaus team, new collaborators, and a company that has spent nearly a decade rethinking what's possible in the beverage industry.
More Than a Brewery
Beer will always be at the heart of Bauhaus.
Original favorites are returning alongside a renewed brewing program led by people with years of experience inside these walls. But the way people drink has changed considerably since Bauhaus first opened, and we think a modern taproom should reflect that.
Some people want a full-strength beer. Others want something lighter. Some don't drink alcohol at all. Some are looking for THC. Others might rather have sangria, a cocktail-inspired beverage, cold brew, or something we haven't created yet.
They should still be able to meet at the same table.
That's the idea behind our full-spectrum beverage program: more styles, more strengths, and more ways to participate without treating any one choice as the alternative.
Choice shouldn't divide a group. It should bring one together.
Where ABV Comes In
Bauhaus is now owned by ABV Technology, a St. Paul company founded in 2017 around a simple idea: what if alcohol content could be another choice beverage makers control?
Using proprietary alcohol-adjustment technology, ABV has worked with more than 200 brands to create full-strength, low-alcohol, and non-alcoholic products while preserving flavor and character.
Much of that work has happened behind the scenes, until now.
Bauhaus brings that thinking directly to the taproom, creating a space to experiment, learn, and offer drinks that meet people where they are.
What Stays the Same
For all the new ideas we're bringing to Bauhaus, what made this place special remains at the center: a thoughtful beverage program, food, music, events, familiar faces, and a space where people genuinely want to spend time.
Longtime members of the Bauhaus team remain part of what we're building, bringing years of experience and institutional knowledge alongside new people and new perspectives.
Things are changing. But our responsibility is to take something people already care deeply about and give it room to grow.
See You August 15
We will officially celebrate the return of Bauhaus on Saturday, August 15, from noon to 11 p.m.
Expect Bauhaus beer favorites alongside the first look at our expanded beverage program, local food, and plenty happening throughout the taproom and patio. DJ set by AI Church at 6:00 p.m. and Al Church and the Congregation will close out the evening with live music from 8:30–10 p.m.
After that, the real work begins.
Because communities aren't built through reopening announcements, they're built through familiar faces, shared tables, memorable nights, Wednesday afternoons, packed Saturdays, and showing up week after week.
Whether you've been coming to Bauhaus since the beginning or August 15 will be your first time through the doors, we're excited to have you here.
Whatever's in your glass, there's a place for you here.