Name: Safety Harbor Craft Beer Festival
Start: 2024-10-05T15:00:00-05:00
End: 2024-10-05T18:00:00-05:00
Location: Safety Harbor Waterfront Park

Get tickets at https://tinyurl.com/SHCBF

Two charities two local breweries and the City of Safety Harbor have come together to bring 30+ craft brewers homebrewers food trucks live music from local favorite Sweet Lick vendors games and more to Safety Harbor Waterfront Park on Saturday Oct. 5.

The Kiwanis Club of Safety Harbor and Paint Your Heart Out Safety Harbor will split proceeds from this charitable event to further their efforts to support neighbors in need.

What: Safety Harbor Craft Beer Festival

Where: Safety Harbor Waterfront Park 105 Veterans Memorial Ln Safety Harbor FL 34695

When: 2-3 Early Admission to Craft Beer Tent; 3-6 Regular Price Admission in Tent

Waterfront Park Admission Free: The park will be open to all and include a concert by local favorite Sweet Lick access to food trucks yard games limited local beers for purchase and more.

Craft Beer Tent Admission:

While we already sold out of the Super Early Bird tickets ($35 regular 3-6 admission and $55 2 p.m. VIP admission) online buy them in person at that price from 5 to 7 p.m. June 15 at Crooked Thumb Brewery and Troubled Waters Brewing. VIP will be limited so get there early.
Get tickets online at Eventbrite. Current prices are $45 regular admission and $65 VIP and will increase as Oct. 5 nears.

While Safety Harbor is known for its bustling events like Third Friday and its annual Wine Festival the Craft Beer Festival will be a first for the city.

“This is a festival that will draw craft beer lovers from all of Florida not just Tampa Bay” said Safety Harbor Special Events Coordinator Joe Cooper. “It’s testament to this community that two local charities brought in our two local breweries to plan it with us.”

Paint Your Heart out Co-President Laura Long agreed.

“When the city voted for us and the Kiwanis to plan and benefit from this first-of-its-kind event we were ecstatic” said Long. “And we knew we had to keep the park open to all. That’s why we’ve created entertainment in the park and asked our local brewery owners to help curate brewers from across the state.”