Author: Kendall Jones

Georgetown Brewing releases Bob’s Brown Ale at this time each year (roughly around Bob’s birthday) as the cornerstone of a long-running philanthropic endeavor. The beer raises funds for the Ronald McDonald House Charities of Washington and Alaska.

The Washington Brewery Running Series coordinates 5k-ish fun runs (walking is great too). These untimed, non-competitive, family-friendly events start and end at local breweries and raise funds for local nonprofit organizations.

Everett, Washington’s At Large Brewing announces that the upcoming year will be its last. Will close at the end of March 2026. But first, it’s time for an anniversary party.

This weekend, starting on Thursday, Postdoc Brewing marks its first anniversary in Kenmore, Washington. The first anniversary at the brewery’s second location. Here’s what they’ve planned.

On May 23rd, breweries across Washington will release the 2025 Washington Brewers Guild annual collaboration beer. Over 50 member breweries recently assembled at seven locations to create their regional versions of a West Coast IPA: Westies With Our Besties IPA.

One of the most anticipated beer releases each year. Fort George Brewery releases this year’s version of 3-Way IPA this Saturday at an event in Astoria. Thereafter, look for it wherever you regularly find Fort George beers.

Otherlands Beer of Bellingham, Washington, teamed up with a group of local breweries to create a beer to benefit refugee resettlement organizations here in the Pacific Northwest. Release event on May 19th.

Bale Breaker Brewing celebrates the annual release of Sesiones Del Migrante Mango Summer Ale this Saturday with a fiesta at its taproom in Yakima, Washington.

Bale Breaker Brewing is a big fan of our state parks. They’re releasing a beer designed to support the Washington State Parks Foundation.