Craft Beer LB Fest is the only festival to feature local Long Beach Breweries, Businesses & Artists.  With the current world situation, we’ve decided to take the festival virtual!  Like you, we wish we could get together at the Rancho like we normally do every year to sample local brews and hang out with fellow community members.  Instead of not doing anything at all, we are working hard to bring the festival to your home.

We’re happy to announce the brewery lineup for this year.  Tickets are extremely limited.  Going virtual also comes with a price increase as this means all breweries will either have to can or bottle their beer in order for you to be able to enjoy them at home.  With as many that have committed, we’ve decided to make the festival a 2 day event!  Which days each brewery will appear is yet to be determined. Just to be clear, there is one ticket price that will include “entry” into the event both days and all of the beers.  Each brewery will feature one beer.  Most breweries have committed to offer a beer/cider that will either be brand new or special for the event.  Beers will be available for pick-up only.  We will announce the pickup location and times as the event nears.

Confirmed Breweries (2020):

Ambitious Ales
Beachwood Brewing
Congregation Ales
Dutch’s Brewhouse
Ficklewood Ciderworks
Hog Canyon Brewing Co
Liberation Brewing
Long Beach Beer Lab
Scholb Premium Ales
Smog City
Steady Brew Beer Co
Ten Mile Brewing
Trademark Brewing
Trusted Gut

Proceeds go to Rancho Los Cerritos (RLC). By purchasing a ticket, you authorize us to share your information with RLC.

The VISION of Rancho Los Cerritos is to inspire curiosity and respect for the past, to enrich understanding of the present, to develop excitement for the future, and to connect people with community, history, and culture.

The MISSION of Rancho Los Cerritos is to restore and preserve the structure and grounds; collect appropriate resources; and interpret the relationship of the Rancho’s diverse peoples, from Native American times through the 1940s and the development of the Long Beach area.

To learn more about RLC, visit RanchoLosCerritos.org