This year the 10th annual Washington Brewers Festival will be bigger than ever. The Washington Beer Commission just announced that 105 breweries will pour more than 400 beers this year’s event. See the list of breweries below.
The three-day event takes place at Redmond’s Marymoor Park on Friday, June 19 thru Sunday, June 21. Along with all the beer, there will be live music all weekend, a children’s play area, food trucks, and more. Friday night’s affair is for grownups only, 21+. The headlining act on Friday is Spike and the Impalers.
Before Spike and his crew take the stage on Friday, my band—Four on the Floor—festival with our own brand of classic rock.
Note that it’s the 10th anniversary of the event in its current configuration (management, name, etc). Those of us who remember the old beer festivals at the Herb Farm know it’s been around for a lot longer than 10 years.
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We’ll have more information as the event nears. For more details about the festival, visit the official www.washingtonbeer.com.
From the Washington Beer Commission:
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WASHINGTON BREWERS FESTIVAL
Celebrating its 10th Anniversary!
Friday, June 19 through Sunday, June 21
King County’s Marymoor Park, Redmond, WA
105 Participating Washington Breweries Announced
The 10th Annual Washington Brewers Festival, presented by BevMo!, is less than two months away and below is the list of the 105 Washington craft breweries that will be on hand at King County’s Marymoor Park in Redmond, the weekend of June 19-21. Washington breweries will occupy all 105 of the available pouring stations this year, making this the largest Washington-only craft beer festival ever!
In celebration of the 10th Anniversary all attendees 21+ will receive a souvenir glass taster and 10 tasting tokens, each good for a 3oz sample. Friday night’s live music headliner will be local favorite “Spike and the Impalers”.
The Festival kicks off on Friday, June 19, from 4pm to 9:30pm, with more than 90 of the breweries on hand. All 105 breweries will then be on-site pouring more than 400 locally brewed craft beers on Saturday from 11am to 9pm and Sunday from 11am to 5pm. More than 20,000 attendees are expected for this Father’s Day weekend celebration at the picturesque Marymoor Park venue. Although Washington Beer is definitely the star of the show, there will be great live music and local food trucks all weekend long as well!
Complete details, including the 400+ beer lineup, will be available at washingtonbeer.com in the coming weeks.
Participating Breweries:
Brewery, City
American Brewing, Edmonds
Anacortes Brewery, Anacortes
Ashtown Brewing, Longview
Aslan Brewing, Bellingham
Backwoods Brewing, Carson
Bad Jimmy’s Brewing, Seattle
Bainbridge Island Brewing, Bainbridge Island
Bale Breaker Brewing, Yakima
Beardslee Public House, Bothell
Bellevue Brewing, Bellevue
Big Al Brewing, Seattle
Big Time Brewing, Seattle
Black Raven Brewing, Redmond
Blue Lightning Brewing, Woodinville
Boundary Bay Brewery, Bellingham
Brickyard Brewing, Woodinville
Bushnell Craft Brewing, Redmond
Chuckanut Brewery, Bellingham
Counterbalance Brewing, Seattle
Der Blokken Brewery, Bremerton
Diamond Knot Craft Brewing, Mukilteo
Dick’s Brewing, Centralia
Dirty Bucket Brewing, Woodinville
Doomsday Brewing, Washougal
Dru Bru Brewery, Snoqualmie Pass
Duvall Springs Brewing, Duvall
Elliott Bay Brewing, Burien
Elysian Brewing, Seattle
Engine House No. 9, Tacoma
Everybody’s Brewing, White Salmon
Fish Brewing, Olympia
Flycaster Brewing, Kirkland
Foggy Noggin Brewing, Bothell
Fremont Brewing, Seattle
Gallagher’s Where-U-Brew, Edmonds
Geaux Brewing, Bellevue
Georgetown Brewing, Seattle
Hale’s Ales, Seattle
Harmon Brewery, Tacoma
Heathen Brewing, Vancouver
Hellbent Brewing, Seattle
Hi-Fi Brewing, Redmond
Hilliard’s Beer, Seattle
Hood Canal Brewery, Kingston
Iron Goat Brewing, Spokane
Iron Horse Brewery, Ellensburg
Island Hoppin’ Brewery, Eastsound
Justice Brewing, Everett
Kulshan Brewery, Bellingham
Lantern Brewing, Seattle
Lazy Boy Brewing, Everett
Loowit Brewing, Vancouver
Lowercase Brewing, Seattle
Mac and Jacks Brewing, Redmond
McMenamins – Roy Street Seattle
Middleton Brewing, Everett
Naked City Brewery, Seattle
No-Li Brewhouse, Spokane
North Jetty Brewing, Seaview
North Sound Brewing, Mount Vernon
Northwest Brewing, Pacific
Odin Brewing, Tukwila
Old Schoolhouse Brewery, Winthrop
Orlison Brewing, Airway Heights
Outlander Brewery, Seattle
Pacific Brewing and Malting. Tacoma
Paradise Creek Brewery, Pullman
Peddler Brewing, Seattle
Pike Brewing, Seattle
Port Townsend Brewing, Port Townsend
Postdoc Brewing, Redmond
Rainy Daze Brewing, Silverdale
Ram Brewing Northgate Seattle
Redhook Ale Brewery, Woodinville
Reuben’s Brews, Seattle
Riverport Brewing, Clarkston
Rock Bottom Brewery, Seattle
Roslyn Brewing, Roslyn
Salish Sea Brewing, Edmonds
Schooner Exact Brewing, Seattle
Scuttlebutt Brewing, Everett
Seapine Brewing, Seattle
Silver City Brewery, Bremerton
Skookum Brewery, Arlington
Snoqualmie Falls Brewing, Snoqualmie
Sound Brewery, Poulsbo
Sound to Summit Brewing, Snohomish
Stoup Brewing, Seattle
Strong Arm Brewing, Renton
Sumerian Brewing, Woodinville
Three Magnets Brewing, Olympia
Tin Dog Brewing, Seattle
Top Rung Brewing, Lacey
Triplehorn Brewing, Woodinville
Twelve Bar Brews, Woodinville
Twelve Strings Brewing, Spokane Valley
Two Beers Brewing, Seattle
Valholl Brewing, Poulsbo
Waddell’s Brewpub Spokane
Walking Man Brewing, Stevenson
Wander Brewing, Bellingham
Whitewall Brewing, Marysville
Wingman Brewers Tacoma
7 Seas Brewing, Gig Harbor
192 Brewing, Kenmore
Where’s the other 200 breweries? 😉