Compare upcoming beer festivals in United States. Find dates, venues, announced producers and drinks, practical visitor information and official ticket links.
DrekkerFest 12 is a two-day post-apocalyptic picnic at Drekker Brewing Company with beer, food trucks, games, entertainment, wrestling and a free Saturday concert.
Newport Oktoberfest is a free, family-friendly Bavarian celebration with German food, beer gardens, live music, contests and a carnival at Festival Park.
The 2026 Emerald Coast Beer Festival brings more than 200 beers from over 50 breweries to Seville Quarter in Pensacola.
Topeka Zoo’s adults-only Brew at the Zoo turns the zoo into an ’80s-themed evening with beer, live arena rock, food trucks, games and animal encounters.
The 14th 757 Battle of the Beers brings Hampton Roads craft beer, food and a people’s-choice competition to the Military Aviation Museum for local charities.
Brewed IN the Fort gathers breweries, cideries, meaderies, wineries and distilleries at Headwaters Park East in support of Fort Wayne Trails.
The California Brewers Festival gathers Northern California craft beverages, food, entertainment and community fundraising at Sacramento’s Discovery Park.
Telluride Blues & Brews pairs three days of live music with craft beer and cider, food, family activities and mountain experiences in Telluride Town Park.
Cape May’s free Harvest Brew Fest celebrates South Jersey with local craft beer, food vendors, artisans and live music.
SIPtemberfest returns to Mad River Glen for an afternoon dedicated to Vermont beer and the festival’s announced 2026 brewery lineup.
The 11th Elmhurst Craft Beer Fest supports local heritage while showcasing more than 50 breweries, meaderies and cideries on the museum grounds.
ZOObrew is an after-hours wildlife fundraiser with craft beer, wine, spirits, alcohol-free options, entertainment and animal experiences at the Oklahoma City Zoo.
The 25th Hop & Heritage Festival celebrates Independence’s hop heritage, led by the Fresh Hop Fiesta at Parallel 45 Brewing and activities across downtown.
The 12th Lititz Craft Beer Fest is a charity-fundraising tasting at TAIT supporting Lititz AMBUCS and mobility-focused community causes.
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