Photo Via Alberta Beer Festivals
Things are crazy right now, but there’s still a lot to celebrate! To name just a few, you’re here, the weather is still beautiful and in just a matter of days, one of Canada’s largest, most delicious events will return to Alberta with safety precautions in place and over 700 different beers from 160 breweries located all over the world.
We hope you’re thirsty friends, because Calgary’s International Beer Festival is back after a long 18 months and tickets are still available!
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Held at the BMO and beloved by many, this annual experience will give guests the opportunity to hear stories, tips and tricks from recognized brewmasters, support small businesses and charities like Kids Up Front and AAFS (just by attending), eat grub from 25 local pubs and eateries and last but certainly not least sample everything from ciders and meads to wines and craft ale.
The hardest part, as they also mention on their website, will be deciding where to start your self-guided brew tour.
Interested? General admission will cost you $19.99 while VIP access will run you about $49.99 – unless you use their promo code, which will be available for a limited time only!
For 20% off, use SAVE20 at checkout and enjoy Calgary’s International Beer Fest for less. For more information or to snag yours now, visit their website linked below.
Check it out, Calgary! It’s going to be a brew-tiful weekend.
When: Friday, October 15th – 16th
Where: 20 Roundup Way SE, Calgary
Time: 4 pm
Cost:: $19.99 +
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