Why we built it this way
Here’s something we’ve noticed after years of running men’s work: most men’s groups are heavy. Rich with content, rich with agenda, rich with depth, which is powerful, and also exhausting if that’s the only option on the table. Sometimes a man doesn’t need to excavate his childhood. He just needs to talk about the game last night, vent about his week, or reconnect with a friend he hasn’t seen in a month.
Brotherhood & Brew is the other half of the equation. It’s a men’s group that doesn’t have to be heavy to be real. It can be light. It can be easy. It can simply break up your week with an hour of actual human connection instead of another notification.
If you’re already in a serious men’s group, doing the deep work, good. Keep doing it. Brotherhood & Brew isn’t trying to replace that. Think of it as the other muscle. One builds depth. The other builds consistency, the kind of low-stakes, show-up-every-week friendship that turns “guys I know” into “guys I can call.”
You can do both. Honestly, we think you should.
Show up with coffee in hand or grab one when you get there. Talk about something heavy or talk about nothing at all. There’s no wrong way to do this one. Just come meet some guys, and let a friendship start the easy way for once.
Wednesdays 8am-9am
Revolution Roasters Coffee (Patio)
2956 Roosevelt St. Carlsbad, CA
Led by Alex 310.600.2137
Wednesdays 7am-8am
Lulu Carpenter’s
1545 Pacific Ave, Santa Cruz, CA
Led by Chris 650.450.2949
Fridays 12pm-1pm
Portage Grounds
5501 W. Irving Park Rd, Chicago, IL
Led by Bob 219.742.3867
Tuesdays 11am-12pm
Kaladi Brothers
1340 W. Northern Lights Blvd, Anchorage, AK
Led by Abraham 312.576.0535
