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Colorado certainly doesn’t have a shortage of good beers on tap. This is why it only makes sense to have a weeklong celebration to celebrate the handcrafted beers and brewers. Tap the keg and find out what events are coming up March 18-24 at Denver Beer Company, Breckenridge Brewery and Great Divide. Cheers!
CatchCarri.Com Previews Colorado Craft Beer Week
South Denver Beer Festival Debuts in Littleton May 4 & 5
The explosion of Colorado breweries and beer related events continues. BeerCraving is keeping the momentum going with the “South Denver Beer Fest,” at Clement Park in Littleton on May 4th and 5th. Sample more than 100 beers from both large and small breweries from across the nation. There will also be Gluten Free and Unique Non-Alcoholic Beverages. VIP ticket holders will have access to local distillers, cheese and chocolate as well as entry 1 hour before the general public.
South Denver Beer Fest
May 4th and 5th General Admission 2-5pm, VIP 1-5pm
Clement Park- 7306 West Bowles Ave, Littleton
Tickets: GA – $40 Advance, $50 Door, VIP – $85 Advance, $90 Door
Tickets can be purchased online at www.southdenverbeerfest.com
Current List of Brewers: 2 Rascals Brewing, 4D Brewing, 38 State Brewing Co., Atom Brewing, Breckenridge Brewing Company, Brewery Rickoli, Caution: Brewing Company, Crazy Mountain Brewing Co., Copper Kettle Brewing, Dad & Dudes Breweria, Demon Spawn Ale Works, Elevation Beer, Elk Mountain, Fate Brewing, Former Future Brewing, Grand Lake Brewing, Grand Teton Brewing Company, Hall Brewing Co., Hops Grill & Brewery, Ironworks Pub & Brewery, Kannon Brewing Co., Kokopelli Beer Company, Lefthand Brewing, Odell Brewing Co., Resistance Brewing, Three Barrel Brewing Co., Meadery of the Rockies.
Non-Alcoholic Beverages: Happy Leaf Kombucha, Dry Soda
Distillers in VIP Tent: Altitude Spirits, Black Canyon Distilling, Fiesty Spirits, Golden Moon Distillery, Roundhouse Spirits, Syntax Spirits
The Glass Half Full tap at the Alamo Drafthouse draws exclusively from local and regional Colorado breweries, with an emphasis on the world-class beer produced in and around Denver.
The Glass Half Full tap wall will feature an extensive lineup of 32 craft beers from 20 Colorado brewers, including 4 “Badass” taps that will rotate a range of beers, from barrel-aged sours to rare seasonals to pilot batches and small, upstart brewers debuting their product in the Denver market.
Moviegoers can order beers from the tap to enjoy in the theater!
Alamo Drafthouse in Littleton Opens March 25th with Extensive Tap List From Colorado Brewers
Glass Half Full Tap Wall Lineup
Alamo Drafthouse: Opens March 25th!
Tickets on Sale Starting March 8
7301 S Santa Fe Dr. Littleton, CO 80120
http://drafthouse.com/denver/littleton
A Denver Festival that has been around for 43 years will entertain guests again starting this weekend. Oktoberfest is a free two-weekend festival that features all things beer. The event sets the stage in Denver’s Ballpark Neighborhood to honor the tradition of Bavarian heritage. A stein hoisting competition, German fare, crafts, authentic German food and entertainment are all part of the fun.
Live Music: Oktoberfest will once again feature a German Stage and a Rock Stage, with live performances from the PolkaNauts, the Average German Band and more.
Das Hustlehoff: Set for Saturday, Sept. 29, this ultimate fun run takes participants through Downtown Denver. Runners are encouraged to dress in authentic German attire. Registration is open and all runners receive a free Das Hustlehoff/Denver Oktoberfest t-shirt and those of age will receive a well-deserved post-race bier.
Dates
Fridays, September 21 & 28: 5 p.m. to 2 a.m.
Saturdays, September 22 & 29: 11 a.m. to 2 a.m.
Sundays, September 23 & 30: 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Where: Ballpark Neighborhood- Larimer Street from 20th to 22nd Streets in downtown Denver.
A full schedule of events can be found at thedenveroktoberfest.com.
About Denver Oktoberfest:
Denver Oktoberfest began in 1969, when Larimer Square residents Fred and Hertha Thomas honored their favorite tradition, quietly tapped a keg of Coors, and served pretzels and white radishes. The event attracts an average of 450,000 attendees and donates more than $55,000 each year to local charities.
A Denver Festival that has been around for 43 years will entertain guests again starting this weekend. Oktoberfest is a free two-weekend festival that features all things beer. The event sets the stage in Denver’s Ballpark Neighborhood to honor the tradition of Bavarian heritage. A stein hoisting competition, German fare, crafts, authentic German food and entertainment are all part of the fun.
Live Music: Oktoberfest will once again feature a German Stage and a Rock Stage, with live performances from the PolkaNauts, the Average German Band and more.
Das Hustlehoff: Set for Saturday, Sept. 29, this ultimate fun run takes participants through Downtown Denver. Runners are encouraged to dress in authentic German attire. Registration is open and all runners receive a free Das Hustlehoff/Denver Oktoberfest t-shirt and those of age will receive a well-deserved post-race bier.
Dates
Fridays, September 21 & 28: 5 p.m. to 2 a.m.
Saturdays, September 22 & 29: 11 a.m. to 2 a.m.
Sundays, September 23 & 30: 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Where: Ballpark Neighborhood- Larimer Street from 20th to 22nd Streets in downtown Denver.
A full schedule of events can be found at thedenveroktoberfest.com.
About Denver Oktoberfest:
Denver Oktoberfest began in 1969, when Larimer Square residents Fred and Hertha Thomas honored their favorite tradition, quietly tapped a keg of Coors, and served pretzels and white radishes. The event attracts an average of 450,000 attendees and donates more than $55,000 each year to local charities.