The oldest brewery in Houston is celebrating 30 years and you're invited! Lennie Ambrose with St. Arnold Brewery joins beloved local musician Kam Franklin and Gracie Chavez with the Mayor's Office of Cultural Affairs to chat about the Houston-themed birthday bash and entertainment lineup you don't want to miss.

This family-friendly outdoor experience is perfect for the whole family.

HOUSTON More than 70 workers at the Saint Arnold Beer Garden and Restaurant are in danger of being laid off and the brewery blames a new interpretation of Gov. Greg Abbotts bar-closure order for the possible cuts. Officials at the brewery said Monday that state officials have abruptly changed the way brewery restaurants are categorized, lumping in distributor sales of alcohol into the sales of the restaurant. This means the sales of alcohol now exceed the 51% rule set forth in Abbotts order that closed bars more than two weeks ago. We are calling on the governor to make this easy fix so we can retain the 75 coworkers whose positions will otherwise be eliminated.Wagner said that as of Monday, Saint Arnold moved to a skeleton crew that will sell beer and will only offer food to go.