Top 5 Michigan Beer Events of 2017

This week's blog post will take you through five of the most popular craft beer events and festivals taking place in Michigan this year. We'll include ticket prices, locations, and what to expect at each event. Let's take a look:

🍺  The first event is The World Expo of Beer in Frankenmuth on May 19th and 20th. Over 300 beers from 70 different breweries on 5 different continents! The festival features live music, souvenirs, and awards to the best craft beers. Tickets start at just $18 and include 8 beer sample tickets. Click here for more info.

Here's a photo of the crowd from last years festivities courtesy of Jobbiecrew.com:

 

🍺  Also on May 20th is the 3rd annual Kalamazoo On Tap Craft Beer Festival. Featuring 150+ beers from over 65 breweries, this festival also has BBQ and live music with fun and games too. Tickets start at $35 and include 15 beer sample tickets with a souvenir glass. Click here for more information.

 


🍺  The 4th annual Mount Pleasant Craft Beer Festival is returning on June 10th. Tickets start at just $20 and include 6 drink tickets with a souvenir glass. 25 beer and wine vendors will be on site with live music and food available for purchase. Click here for more info.

🍺  The 20th Annual Summer Beer Festival takes place in Ypsilanti July 21st and 22nd. This event features over 100 Michigan breweries and will have over 1000 different beers for sample. Guests can purchase food (not included in ticket price) and enjoy live music from local bands. Tickets are available for preorder and at the gate. Prices range from $40-$50 and include 15 drink tokens.

Click here for more information


🍺  The 9th Annual Detroit Fall Festival is returning to Eastern Market on October 27th and 28th. Food from Detroit area restaurants will be available for purchase. Enjoy local music from talented musicians along with over 700 craft beers from over 80 different Michigan breweries. Tickets are $40 in advance and $45 at the gate.

Here's a photo of the crowd from last years festivities courtesy of Jobbiecrew.com:

We hope to see you at all of these wonderful craft beer events. These types of festivals are great for experiencing new types of craft beer and breweries. They are also great for tourism in the cities where they're held. Please remember to be respectful and to drink responsibly. If you know about other craft beer events, reach out and let us know!

Cheers,
TCBA