Sample more than 150 craft beers under the huge old trees of East Atlanta Village's Brownwood Park.
Music, food vendors, and plenty of room to relax --
1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
All ticket holders receive a souvenir tasting glass.
Early bird tickets are $40 until May 13, 2017,
then $50 while they last.
Early 12 noon entry and sampling of special and limited edition beers and beer cocktails under the pavilion
with a $75 VIP ticket.
Music, food vendors, and plenty of room to relax --
1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
All ticket holders receive a souvenir tasting glass.
Early bird tickets are $40 until May 13, 2017,
then $50 while they last.
Early 12 noon entry and sampling of special and limited edition beers and beer cocktails under the pavilion
with a $75 VIP ticket.
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED!East Atlanta Craft Beer Festival has been 100 percent volunteer-powered since 2003! Our volunteers work in shifts to unload the beer and ice, set up the tents and tables, serve the beer, and break it all down at the end. Do you want to meet some new people, score an R. Land design t-shirt, and sample craft beers for free? Click the button and make it so.
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East Atlanta Craft Beer Festival takes place in Brownwood Park, in the heart of East Atlanta Village, on the third Saturday each May.
Entrance
Entry to the festival will be on the northwest corner of the park, from Portland Avenue. The entry line will form on Portland, near its intersection with Joseph Avenue.
Parking
Some streets adjacent to Brownwood Park and the Brownwood Park Recreation Center will be closed to parking, including Joseph Avenue, Portland Avenue, Gresham Avenue, Brownwood Avenue, and Pendleton Street.
On-street parking is available throughout the East Atlanta Village business district and on the residential streets surrounding Brownwood Park. Please avoid parking in any of the lots, as they are reserved for the customers of the local businesses, and you might be towed or booted.
Please be respectful to East Atlanta residents by following a few simple rules:
From points North and South of downtown Atlanta
Entrance
Entry to the festival will be on the northwest corner of the park, from Portland Avenue. The entry line will form on Portland, near its intersection with Joseph Avenue.
Parking
Some streets adjacent to Brownwood Park and the Brownwood Park Recreation Center will be closed to parking, including Joseph Avenue, Portland Avenue, Gresham Avenue, Brownwood Avenue, and Pendleton Street.
On-street parking is available throughout the East Atlanta Village business district and on the residential streets surrounding Brownwood Park. Please avoid parking in any of the lots, as they are reserved for the customers of the local businesses, and you might be towed or booted.
Please be respectful to East Atlanta residents by following a few simple rules:
- Do not block residential or commercial driveways. In other words, leave at least five feet on either side of a driveway. Please err on the side of caution, because we don’t want anyone’s car getting towed away, which will happen if a driveway is blocked.
- Do not block fire hydrants or crosswalks.
- No littering, no public urination, be nice to small children and pets -- you know this stuff. Just act civilized, folks.
- We're all in this world together, so let's have a great time and make it home safely. Your options abound - UBER and Lyft are readily available in East Atlanta, and there are plenty of places just a block or three away to eat a meal and spend a few hours before you hit the road home.
From points North and South of downtown Atlanta
- From I-75/I-85, exit Eastbound onto I-20.
- Exit 60A, Moreland Ave. South
- Turn Right onto Moreland Ave.
- Turn Left into East Atlanta Village (McPherson Ave., Metropolitan Ave., Glenwood Ave., Ormewood Ave.)
- Park and walk to the Entrance
- From I-20, take Exit 60A, Moreland Ave. South
- Head Southbound on Moreland Ave.
- Turn Left into East Atlanta Village (McPherson Ave., Metropolitan Ave., Glenwood Ave.)
- Park and walk to the Entrance
- Take the MARTA train Blue/Green lines to the Inman Park/Reynoldstown station.
- Walk to the Reynoldstown (south) side of the station
- Take bus Route 4 Thomasville/Moreland Avenue/MTC (bus schedule) or bus Route 107 Glenwood Road (bus schedule).
- Look for Glenwood Ave. on the Route 4 map - it is 3 blocks from the festival entrance, or look for Brannen Towers on the Route 107 map - it is 1.5 blocks from the festival entrance.
- Take the MARTA train on any line to the Five Points station
- Take bus Route 74 Flat Shoals (bus schedule)
- Look for Brannen Towers on the 74 route map - it is 1.5 blocks from the entrance to the festival.
