FAQs

What is the Inland NW Craft Beer Festival?
A beer tasting festival that celebrates the craft beer of the Inland Northwest. The two day event will feature great beer, food and music in a new venue, the outfield grass of Avista stadium.

When is the festival?
This year’s event will be held Friday, September 26th from 4PM to 8PM, Saturday, September 27th from Noon to 8PM.

Where will the event be held?
We’re moving this year’s event to the green grass of Avista Stadium located at 602 N. Havana St. Spokane, WA 99202. This new venue will allow for future growth, more food options, easy access and free parking.

Will there be food?
Yes, a variety of food vendors will be on site.

How much is admission and what does it include?
Advance tickets are $20 or are $25 at the gate. Admission includes a commemorative tasting cup and six 5 oz sample tastes

Can I buy extra tasting tokens?
Yes, additional tokens can be purchased for $1.50 each, or four for $5.00

Where can I buy advance tickets?
Advance tickets are available at Brown Paper Tickets starting in mid August.

What payment options are available?
Cash and Visa/Mastercard will be accepted at the ticket gate. Only cash will be accepted for food and additional tokens. An ATM will be available on site.

Where should I park?
Parking is free outside of Avista Stadium.

Which breweries will attend?
Visit the Brewery Page for details.

Will there be entertainment?
Friday and Saturday will feature a live music stage. Bands to be announced.

I’m from out of town, where should I stay?
The Courtyard-Marriott is the official hotel of the Inland NW Craft Beer Festival.

Can I bring a dog?
Sorry, pets are not allowed at this event.

Are children allowed?
Sorry, all entrants to this event must 21 years of age or older and must have valid ID.

What is the Washington Beer Commission?
The Washington Beer Commission was formed in 2006 to promote craft beer brewed in Washington State, to educate Washington consumers about craft beer and to foster a vibrant community of craft breweries in Washington. With more than 230 breweries now producing craft beer in the state, Washington boast a top three ranking for number of statewide breweries. To learn more visit www.washingtonbeer.com