7th Annual North American
Organic Brewers Festival
June 24-26, 2011 in Overlook Park in Portland, Oregon
Noon to 9 p.m. Fri & Sat and Noon to 5 p.m. Sun
Welcome to the North American Organic Brewers Festival, where we aim to save the planet, one beer at a time!
Download the Program (3MB pdf)
or the Low Resolution (smaller) version (1MB pdf)
Two of Portland's beloved industries - organic beer and sustainability - come together in an annual celebration designed to raise awareness about
organic beer and sustainable living. We serve up organic beers and ciders
from around the world, accompanied by live music, organic food,
sustainability-oriented vendors, non-profits and a children's area - all in
a beautiful tree lined setting that overlooks downtown Portland. Come visit
the North American Organic Brewers Festival and see why we're Portland's
best kept secret of beer fests!
Admission
Admission into the event is free. The purchase of a $6 reusable, compostable cornstarch glass is required for tasting beer, as are tokens, which sell for $1 apiece. A full glass of beer costs four tokens (more for select beers), and a four-ounce taste costs one token. Patrons receive a $1 discount toward the tasting glass with a validated MAX ticket, a ticket from the onsite bike corral, or three cans of food for the Oregon Food Bank.
Children are allowed all hours when accompanied by a parent.
Animals are not allowed on the festival site with the exception of ADA animals.
Pedal and Park
For the 3rd year, WashCo BTC volunteers will watch over your wheels while you savor some of the continent's best organic brews.
Bicycle parking is free, but donations are greatly appreciated and support the education, advocacy and community programs of the Washington County Bicycle Transportation Coalition.
Mass Transit
The Interstate MAX/Yellow Line "Overlook Park" Station is directly across from Overlook Park and is the second stop from the Rose Quarter transit mall, heading North. Use the Tri-Met website for directions from your door to Overlook Park (1301 N. Fremont St. Portland, OR 97227).









