Keeping Together
Bar
4.9 (76 on Google)
About Keeping Together
Keeping Together is a brewery and beverage garden on Rufina Street in Santa Fe. It is housed in a repurposed greenhouse that was once a plant nursery. Its website says the idea is that great beverages can bring people together.
Averie Swanson, a Master Cicerone, founded Keeping Together in 2019 as a small beer project in Chicago. The early beers were mixed-culture, farmhouse-style ales brewed in residence at Half Acre Beer Company. In 2022 Swanson and business partner Pat Fahey moved to Santa Fe to build a permanent home for the brand.
The beers range from rustic farmhouse ales to crisp lagers and hybrid styles. The brewery says it draws on seasonal ingredients from local farms and foragers. Non-alcoholic options are also on offer.
From Keeping Together's own website and its Google listing, read October 7, 2026.
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- Wheelchair accessible entrance
- Wheelchair accessible parking lot
- Wheelchair accessible restroom
- Wheelchair accessible seating
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Questions people ask
What is the setting like?
The taproom is a greenhouse that was once part of a plant nursery. The website describes it as a garden space with flourishing plants.
Who started Keeping Together?
Averie Swanson founded it in 2019 in Chicago. Swanson and business partner Pat Fahey opened the Santa Fe brewery after moving to New Mexico in 2022.
Is there anything to drink besides beer?
Yes. The website mentions a selection of non-alcoholic options and other beverages alongside the beer.
Is it open on Mondays?
No. The website lists Monday as closed, and it also closes for holidays.
Is it wheelchair accessible?
Google lists a wheelchair accessible entrance, parking lot, restroom and seating.
Answers come from Keeping Together's website and its Google listing, read October 7, 2026.
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Before you visit Keeping Together
Expect a garden more than a standard taproom. The room is a greenhouse with plants all around you. It is a good place to slow down and stay a while.
Check keepingtogether.com before you go. The beers page shows what is on draft in the garden, and the visit page has current hours. The site says the brewery closes for holidays.
Saturday and Sunday hours start earlier than the rest of the week. That makes a weekend afternoon the easiest time to settle in.