There is no better way to celebrate excellent beer and also help benefit a charity that raises funds for Noah’s B-ark, Inc, an organization that saves dogs from shelters and locates wonderful homes for them. On Saturday, March 10th, from 1 PM until 4 PM at Anaheim’s Phoenix Club, you can enjoy over fifty beer samples at the OC Beer Festival while also sampling some great food and shopping from local vendors.
The OC Beer Festival is now in its tenth year, and is such a popular event that it completely sold out last year. Its popularity shows you just how much fun and entertainment you will have when you arrive, since you’ll have over fifty beer vendors to pick from, plenty of food trucks, vendors to explore, and a lot of live entertainment. You’ll get to sample over fifty beers when you purchase a ticket, and enjoy many tasty brews that will be new to you. Also, the proceeds from this event will benefit Noah’s B-ark, an organization that rescues shelter dogs and finds homes for them.
The OC Beer Festival happens at Anaheim’s Phoenix Club from noon until 4 PM on Saturday, March 10th from 1 PM until 4 PM. If you purchase tickets and decide you need a refund, you must return the tickets by March 3rd, or a refund will not be issued. Ticket prices for the event are below.
You will get to sample over fifty different beers with either ticket you purchase, but if you want an extra hour at the event, you can obtain that with a VIP ticket.
If you would like to learn more about the OC Beer Festival, you can visit their Facebook page here, or the event’s website here, where you can also purchase tickets.
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