We are giving away a pair of tickets to the 9th Annuals Baker’s Dozen at The Zed at Zoiglhaus on April 19. To win, comment below on this post why you’d like to attend. Winner will be drawn and emailed April 14.
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From our sponsors:
April 19, 2025
10am-1pm | $40-50 | 21+
Purchase Tickets: bakersdozenfest.com
The Zed at Zoiglhaus
5716 SE 92nd Ave, Portland, OR 97266
Oregon’s beloved coffee beer and doughnut celebration, Baker’s Dozen Fest, returns for its ninth vintage. The event returns featuring three things Portland does best: beer, coffee, and doughnuts, each represented by a baker’s dozen artisans. The name is a throwback to when bakers, to thank their customers, would throw in an extra something-something when they purchased one dozen (12) of, say, doughnuts. Admission includes samples of everything including many of the specific coffee roasts featured in the beers.
This year’s line-up features new and returning breweries new to the event stretching from Portland (Lazy Days, Great Notion, and Cerveceria Norte) to Hood River (pFriem and Ferment) to Toledo, Oregon, home to one of Oregon’s newest breweries (Brewery XO in collaboration with Silver Falls Brewing). Each beer incorporates a different local roaster’s beans. Beer samples come in three-ounce pours, roasters will be pouring unlimited coffee samples of the cuppajoe used in the beers, and delectable doughnut morsels will be quartered.
2025 Breweries & Roasters (beers subject to change): Bridge 99 with Bohemian Roastery (Bend), Ferment (Stoked Roasters), Great Notion (Mostra Coffee), Lazy Days, McMenamins (with house-roasted coffee), Cerveceria Norte (Reforma Roasters), pFriem (Keeper Coffee), Steeplejack (with house-roasted Harder Day Coffee), Xicha (Summon Coffee), Brewery XO/Silver Falls, Leikam Brewing (with Roasted By Mom’s coffee) and host Zoiglaus in collaboration with Portland Roasting.
2025 Bakeries (doughnuts subject to change): Annie’s Donuts, Blue Star Donuts, Coco Donuts, Delicious Donuts, Don Bigote’s Churros, Donut World, Heavenly Donuts, Joe’s Donuts, JoNuts (from Albany) Mochinut, Sesame Donuts, and Too Sweet Cakes.
This event benefits All Hands Raised, a nonprofit organization benefiting Portland public schools, with a focus on racial equality, which is committed to improving education for children and youth throughout Multnomah County from cradle to career.