Jersey City Craft Beer Fest: What You Need To Know
The Jersey City Craft Beer Festival will be held on Friday, May 5. It will start at 6:30 p.m. at the Liberty State Park Ferry Terminal. The terminal is located…
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(Photo by Ian Forsyth/Getty Images)The Jersey City Craft Beer Festival will be held on Friday, May 5. It will start at 6:30 p.m. at the Liberty State Park Ferry Terminal. The terminal is located at 1 Audrey Zapp Dr., Jersey City.
Take a look below for all of the information you need to know to attend:
What will be there?
The Jersey City Craft Beer will have fermented beer, cider, and of course, craft beer that will be located in a Beer Garden. Guests will be able to sample from an array of varieties throughout the evening. You will receive a souvenir four oz. tasting glass with a two ounce pour line. You can sample any beer that the brewers have.
Participating breweries:
According to NJ.com, the participating breweries for the event are as follows: Yale Terrace Brewery, Wet Ticket, Drink Tribini, Velvet Llama, Departed Soles, Hoboken Brewery, 902 Brewing Co., Toms River, Untied Brewing Co., KCBC Brewery, Seven Tribesmen, Ashton Brewing, Buttzville Brewing, Czig Meister Brewing, New Trail Brewing, Birdsmouth Beer, Bout the Hops, Twinlights Brewing, Newark Local Beer, Four City Brewing, Ironbound, Lawsons, Radiant Pig, Senor Sangria, Heineken, The Long Drink, Burlington Beer Company, Good Dog Brewing, Howie Spiked, and Five Dimes Brewing.
Designated drivers:
No one under 21 is allowed at the festival. No children or pets are permitted. Designated drivers will be charged $15 for a ticket. Designated drivers will receive a different colored wristband to indicate heir status and will not receive a tasting glass. They can enjoy the live music and games at the event but they are not allowed to drink alcohol. Any designated driver who is seen drinking will be escorted out immediately.
Bag Policy:
Knapsacks and large bags are forbidden from the event. The event does not specify what kind of bags are allowed other than the even prohibiting larger-sized bags.
No smoking
Smoking will not be permitted during the festival. There will be a designated smoking area.
Ticket Information:
Tickets are non-refundable and no one will be re-admitted for any reason if they exit the event. Tickets can be purchased here.
