East Vancouver is gearing up for the highly anticipated 2nd Annual Vancouver Brewers Fest, taking place from April 19th to 28th. This 10-day event celebrates the vibrant craft beer scene in the city, showcasing the best local breweries and their unique creations.
Organized by the Vancouver Craft Beer Week Society, the festival will feature over 30 participating breweries, including some of the most well-known names in the industry such as Parallel 49, Strange Fellows, and Brassneck. Attendees can expect to sample a wide variety of beers, from classic IPAs to experimental sours and everything in between.
The festival will kick off with a special opening night event on April 19th at the Croatian Cultural Centre. This ticketed event will feature live music, food trucks, and of course, plenty of beer. It’s the perfect opportunity for beer enthusiasts to mingle with fellow connoisseurs and try out some new and exciting brews.
Throughout the 10-day festival, there will also be a series of events at various locations across East Vancouver. These events will include tap takeovers, beer pairing dinners, and educational seminars led by industry experts. It’s a chance for attendees to not only taste great beer but also learn about the brewing process and the stories behind each brewery.
One of the highlights of the festival will be the Vancouver Brewers Fest Main Event on April 27th at the Croatian Cultural Centre. This all-day event will feature over 100 different beers from the participating breweries, as well as food trucks, live music, and games. It’s a family-friendly event, with a designated kids’ area and non-alcoholic options available.
The festival will conclude on April 28th with a closing night party at the Parallel 49 Brewing Company. This event will feature live music, food trucks, and a special collaboration beer created by all the participating breweries.
Tickets for the Vancouver Brewers Fest are now on sale, with various options available for different events. This is a must-attend event for any beer lover in the city, offering a unique opportunity to taste and learn about the best local brews. So mark your calendars and get ready to raise a glass to the thriving craft beer scene in East Vancouver.
