“While our spotlight is on beer, we hope to broaden our appeal to a larger audience than just ‘Beer City’ enthusiasts,” Atherton said. “This pivot to more of a community-based event promotes a different kind of atmosphere,” Atherton said. Chad Atherton, event chair of the Beer City Brewers Guild, said removing the paywall will help weave Grand Rapids’ beer scene into the fabric of the city at large.
Guests can purchase drink tickets onsite for beer, but they can enjoy the festivities without buying if they wish. The lineup showcases more than 30 participants, and the entrance fee will be free to the public. 2 - the last weekend of Art Prize - the guild will host “Brews at the Calder” from 4-8 p.m. 15, it plans to bounce back with a festival that celebrates Grand Rapids’ craft beer industry. A festival being held next month in downtown Grand Rapids will feature beer from more than 30 Grand Rapids breweries.Īfter a year of enduring pandemic hardships, the Beer City Brewers Guild said Wednesday, Sept.
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