
The West Central Community Development Group (WCCDG) has announced that it is seeking Letters of Interest from qualified local breweries and tap room operators in Bernalillo County who are interested in operating the tap room at the Route 66 Visitors Center.
The Route 66 Visitors Center is a collaborative project between Bernalillo County, the City of Albuquerque, and local stakeholders, including SWAN (Southwest Alliance of Neighbors) and the WCCDG. The center will include a 21,000 square foot multipurpose space, a banquet/event hall, outdoor amphitheater, a Route 66 museum, gift shop, administrative offices, and a tap room.
According to Johnny Pena, Board President of the WCCDG, the tap room will be a crucial component of the Route 66 Visitors Center, serving as a gathering place for visitors and locals alike to relax, socialize, and enjoy locally brewed beer. Pena added that the WCCDG seeks a partner that shares its vision for the tap room and is committed to creating a welcoming and inclusive environment for all patrons.
To be considered for the opportunity, interested breweries and tap room operators are invited to submit a Letter of Interest, no longer than two pages, outlining their qualifications and experience, their vision for the tap room, and their approach to collaboration and community engagement. Letters of Interest must be submitted by Friday May19, 2023, 10:00pm to the West Central Community Development Group.





