Grovetoberfest is back in the Grove this fall. On Saturday, October 12, join all the Beer lovers at Regatta Park from 2 to 7 pm.
This year they'll have over 500 beers with the largest selection of local Craft Beer anywhere in the state. Your favorite features are back like to Kitchen Lab, games and live music. Don't miss the biggest and best craft beer festival in Florida.
BizBash Florida has consistently put the festival on their Top Events list, and The Wall Street Journal included it in their coverage of iconic things to do in Miami. Recently, Yelp! placed Grovetoberfest and its sister craft beer festival, Sprung!, on their list of Top Ten Festivals.
Grovetoberfest continues to be one of the top craft beer festivals in the country and the top festival in Florida. Last year, it attracted 6,500 beer enthusiasts and hundreds of breweries offering over 400 different brews. Many beer companies have used Grovetoberfest as a launching pad for new beers and even new brew houses. “A lot of brewers working here in Miami started off at Grovetoberfest; either as homebrewers or breweries in planning. The festival was the first time for them to meet the masses, and that’s something we’re very proud of,” explained Tony Abello, organizer of the event.
Event is rain or shine.
Tickets are $44 to $89. Purchase here.
This year they'll have over 500 beers with the largest selection of local Craft Beer anywhere in the state. Your favorite features are back like to Kitchen Lab, games and live music. Don't miss the biggest and best craft beer festival in Florida.
BizBash Florida has consistently put the festival on their Top Events list, and The Wall Street Journal included it in their coverage of iconic things to do in Miami. Recently, Yelp! placed Grovetoberfest and its sister craft beer festival, Sprung!, on their list of Top Ten Festivals.
Grovetoberfest continues to be one of the top craft beer festivals in the country and the top festival in Florida. Last year, it attracted 6,500 beer enthusiasts and hundreds of breweries offering over 400 different brews. Many beer companies have used Grovetoberfest as a launching pad for new beers and even new brew houses. “A lot of brewers working here in Miami started off at Grovetoberfest; either as homebrewers or breweries in planning. The festival was the first time for them to meet the masses, and that’s something we’re very proud of,” explained Tony Abello, organizer of the event.
Event is rain or shine.
Tickets are $44 to $89. Purchase here.
