Stay Home, Drink Beer Virtual Beer Festival | $5, Virtual Brewery Tours, Bob Ross-style Painting Class, Live Music w/ Leadbetter Music

Stay Home, Drink Beer Virtual Beer Festival
May 2, 2020
1-5p | $5
Tickets: eventbrite.com

Missing your favorite brewery? We get it. That’s why we’re bringing Oregon brewers – virtually – into your living room!

Join us from 1-5 p.m. on Saturday, May 2, for the Stay Home, Drink Beer Virtual Festival. This digital dive into Oregon craft beer features brewers from across the state giving behind-the-scenes brewery tours, discussing upcoming releases, exploring beer styles and history, and much more. The fest is a fundraiser for the Oregon Brewers Guild.

A few fest highlights include:

Josh pFriem leading a live tour of pFriem Family Brewers Cascade Locks facility and barrel-room
John Harris sharing the story behind Ecliptic Brewing and discussing upcoming special releases.
Portland Brewing and the The Unipiper discussing their Unipiper Hazy IPA collab.
Sean Burke and Sam Pecoraro from Von Ebert Brewing discussing IPA variants and mixed-culture fermentation.
A beer-themed, Bob Ross-style painting class with Leikam Brewing Company.
Fun-facts with McMenamins Pubs, Breweries & Historic Hotels
Plus multiple brewery tours, and live tunes with Leadbetter Music. Stay tuned for a full schedule!

The fest will include live content through two exclusive channels, a private Facebook group and a Zoom room. Digital entry to the festival is $5 and includes access to both live channels. T-shirts and Oregon Beer Box raffle tickets are also available – see here.

The list of participating breweries is growing, and already includes: Barsideous Brewing, Bend Brewing Company, Bent Shovel, Craft Kitchen & Brewery, Deschutes Brewery, Ecliptic Brewing, Great Notion Brewing, Leikam Brewing, Lucky Labrador, McMenamins, Migration Brewing, Ninkasi Brewing, Ordnance, Portland Brewing, Portland U-Brew & Unicorn Brewing, StormBreaker Brewing, The Ale Apothecary, Threshold Brewing and Blending, Von Ebert Brewing, West Coast Grocery, Worthy Brewing and Wild Ride Brewing.

While brewers can’t come to pour a beer, over 100 breweries across the state are offering delivery and takeout. Find a comprehensive list of options here.

As the name implies, this festival is all about staying at home. Please abide by social distancing guidelines and drink responsibly.