Burnt Timber Hosts Buti and Brunch

Participants from the Buti & Brunch event held outside with Rachel Craveiro at Burnt Timber Brewing & Tavern.jpg — Sharing Space

“It is important we find creative ways to share our space with members of the community.”

Recently, Burnt Timber Brewing & Tavern and Yoga Instructor Rachel Craveiro hosted Buti and Brunch, an event where participants engaged in Buti Yoga, a fusion of yoga, cardio dance and primal movements, and enjoyed brunch. “This was my first class since I broke my leg in March, so there was a lot of anticipation and excitement about getting back on the mat,” said Craveiro, who teaches Buti Yoga at Yoga4Life.

For Eddie Michno, owner of Burnt Timber, the chance to host a community-based event may be one of many in the future. “We are a brewery and restaurant firmly anchored in Wolfeboro, so it is important we find creative ways to share our space with members of the community,” he said.

Craveiro said she hopes to host many such events in the future. “Eddie and Mara (wife and co-owner) are family friends, too, and we love supporting each other’s adventures.”

About Burnt Timber Brewing & Tavern

Located at 96 Lehner St, Wolfeboro, NH, Burnt Timber is a brewery restaurant known for rotating craft beer, full cocktail menu, slow cooked food (slow food), and small party catering. We feature fermented vegetables and salt-cured meats we smoke over apple wood. We partner with local businesses like Katie’s Kitchen, Wotton Farm, Corvus Cairn Farm, Niman Ranch and others to provide our patrons with the very best seasonal food.

We donate to charities like Make-A-Wish® New Hampshire and others, because we believe we get back what we give. We have a bike club, running club, and mug club, and we feature private dining, catering menu, and live music throughout the year, including in the summer in our new outside beer garden with an open-flame outdoor kitchen.