Bill Pickle's Tap Room | State College, Pennsylvania

Monday :: "Modern Music Monday"
ALL DAY Monday
» Molson Canadian $2.50 Drafts & $7.50 Pitchers

*HAPPIES 10pm-11pm: "Half Off All Liquor"
» Half Price All Liquor and Mixed Drinks!
» $2/$6 Miller Lite Drafts/Pitchers
» $1.75 Coors Lt. Bottles
» *$1up for Red Bull during Happies

Tuesday (9pm-2am) :: "Country Crossover" w/DJ EFX
ALL DAY Tuesday
» Budweiser $2.50 Drafts & $7.50 Pitchers

*HAPPIES 10pm-Mid:
» $2.75 Jack Daniels Drinks
» $2.50 Lynchburg Lemonades
» $2.50 Alabama Slammers
» $1.75/$5.25 Miller Lite Drafts/Pitchers
» $1.75 Coors Lt. Bottles
» $3 Bacardi's

Wednesday (9pm-2am) :: "The 80's" DJ
ALL DAY Wednesday
» Sam Adams Boston Lager $3 Draft & $9 Pitchers

*HAPPIES 10pm-Mid: "Half Off All Liquor"
» Half Price All Liquor and Mixed Drinks!
» $2/$6 Miller Lite Drafts/Pitchers
» $1.50 Coors Lt. Bottles
» *$1 up-charge for Red Bull during Happies

Thursday (9pm-2am) "Pop Culture" DJ
ALL DAY Thursday
» Bud Light $2.50 Drafts & $7.50 Pitchers

*HAPPIES 10pm-Mid:
» Half Price All Liquor and Mixed Drinks!
» *$1 up-charge for Red Bull during Happies

Friday (9pm-2am) "Rock and Roll All Night"
ALL DAY Friday
» Blue Moon $3.00 Drafts & $9.00 Pitchers

*HAPPIES 5pm-7pm:
» Half Price All Liquor and Mixed Drinks!
» *$1up for Red Bull

*HAPPIES 10pm-Mid:
» $2.75 Moonshines
» $3.75 Flavored Vodkas
» $3.75 Bacardi Oakheart
» *$2 up for Red Bull

Saturday (9pm-2am) :: "Free For All Music-fest" DJ
ALL DAY Saturday
» Blue Moon $3.00 Drafts & $9.00 Pitchers

*HAPPIES 10pm-Mid:
» $2.75 Moonshines
» $3.75 Flavored Vodkas
» $3.75 Bacardi Oakheart
» *$2 up for Red Bull

Sunday (9pm-2am) :: "NASCAR / Maxin' & Relaxin'"
ALL DAY Sunday
» Bud Light $2.50 Drafts & $7.50 Pitchers

*HAPPIES 10pm-11pm: "Half Off All Liquor"
» Half Price All Liquor and Mixed Drinks!
» $2/$6 Miller Lite Drafts & Pitchers
» $1.75 Coors Lt. Bottles
» $1 up-charge for Red Bull during Happies

Bill Pickle is a local legend whose reputation has grown well beyond his mortal influence in State College. During his lifetime he became known across America and Europe as a shining example of a reformed person “gone good.” His death in 1939 had mourners flocking from across the United States to State College and to memorial services in New York and London.

Born William Gilliland, February 19,1850 in Oak Hall (a few miles away).

Moved to State College as a young man to be a carpenter.

Built his own house at 411 E. Beaver
Avenue where he lived with his wife and 12 children. Thereafter, the area became known as Pickle Hill.

Held many jobs including field plow, hostler, carriage man for State College’s Dr. W.S. Glenn, and janitor for Penn State.

In 1911 he met Frank Buchman, founder of the Moral Re-Armament.

At a YMCA convention in Toronto Bill declared “I have decided to change my life” and decided to attend church, give up tobacco and stop drinking.

During the late 20’s and early 30’s Bill traveled with Buchman as a witness at houseparties including a trip to England.

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