City Park
08/13/11
Joseph

3rd Annual Oakridge Keg & Cask Festival
08/13/11
Oakridge
2-8pm

The Bite of Oregon
08/12/11 – 08/14/11
Tom McCall Waterfront Park
Portland

Deschutes Brewery Street Fare
08/11/11
Portland Pub

Bones and Brew
08/06/11 – 08/07/11
Rogue Distillery and Public House
Portland

Bailey’s Taproom 4th Anniversary
08/06/11
Bailey’s Taproom, Portland Noon-close

July 27th
BINGO NIGHT Rogue Ales Public House & Brewery, 844 Olive St., Eugene; 541-345-4155
BREWER DJ. 7-10 p.m. Cheese Bar, 6031 S.E. Belmont St., Portland; 503-222-6014
BRIDGEPORT BEERMAKER DINNER 7pm Jakes Grill, 611 S.W. 10th Ave., Portland; 503-220-1850
LIMITED EDITION BEER TASTINGS 6pm Brewers tap a small-batch keg and are on hand to answer questions, McMenamins Cornelius Pass Roadhouse, 4045 N.W. Cornelius Pass Rd., Hillsboro; 503-640-6174
OREGON CAN TASTING 6-8pm The Hop & Vine, 1914 N. Killingsworth St., Portland; 503-954-3322
OREGON JAMBOREE (7/27-7/29) $80-$125 Featuring Widmer Brothers beers, Oregon Jamboree, 860 18th Ave., Sweet Home; 541-367-8800
PREMIER POUR WITH THE OREGON BREW CREW 6pm Green Dragon, 928 SE 9th Ave, Portland; 503-517-0660
7/27 TAPROOM RECEIPT GETS YOU 20% OFF ANY KEG PURCHASE MacTARNAHAN’S TAPROOM, 2730 N.W. 31st Ave., Portland; 503-228-5269
YELP’S ON TAP! (7/27) Participating bars will be offering deep discounts on a variety of Oregon beers both on tap and in bottle all day long for the duration of the week; www.yelp.com/events/portland

July 28th-Thursday
24TH ANNUAL OREGON BREWERS FESTIVAL (7/28-7/31) Noon-9 p.m. Thursday-Saturday, noon-7 p.m. Sunday. $6 for a mug, $1 for each tasting token. Waterfront Park, Portland; 503-778-5917
FEST ON THE EDGE 9-Midnite Oregon Brewers Festival after party, Erickson’s Saloon, 9 N.W. 2nd Ave., Portland; www.maletis.com
COLLABORATION WHITE IPA TASTING 6-8pm Deschutes & Boulevard with two White I.P.A. collaboration beers, Apex, 1216 SE Division, Portland
COLLABORATION WHITE IPA TASTING 4-?pm Deschutes & Boulevard with two White I.P.A. collaboration beers, Venti’s, 325 Court St NE, Salem; 503-399-8733
INDEPENDENCE SUMMER IPA RELEASE 5:30pm Meet the Brewer with complimentary tastes, Philadelphia’s Steaks & Hoagies, 6410 SE Milwaukie Ave., Portland; 503-239-8544
MAC’s $2 PINTS 6-10pm Mac Tarnahan’s Taproom, 2730 N.W. 31st Ave., Portland; 503-228-5269
MEET THE BREWER 6pm GREEN DRAGON, 928 S.E. 9th Ave., Portland; 503-517-0660
MEET THE BREWER Rogue Ales Public House & Brewery, 844 Olive St., Eugene; 541-345-4155
MUNCH & MUSIC 5:30-9:30pm Deschutes Brewery Beer Garden and food from Bend’s top restaurants, DRAKE PARK, Bend
MYSTERY BEER TASTING 4-6pm Oregon fish tacos available, Oregon Trail Brewery, 341 S.W. 2nd Ave., Corvallis; 541-758-3527
OREGON BREWERS FESTIVAL BREWERS BRUNCH 10am SOLD OUT McMenamins Crystal Ballroom, 1332 W. Burnside St., Portland; http://www.oregonbrewfest.com/brunch.php
OREGON BREWERS FESTIVAL BREWERS PARADE 11:30am McMenamins Crystal Ballroom, 1332 W. Burnside St., Portland; 503-225-0047
ROGUE ALES BREWERS BRUNCH 9:30am $15 for breakfast+beverage ticket, Rogue Public House & Distillery, 1339 NW Flanders St, Portland; 503-222-5910
ROGUE BUS TO THE OREGON BREWERS FESTIVAL 7/28-7/31 Hourly Free Stops at the Oregon Brewers Festival, Green Dragon, Rogue Hall and the Horse Brass Pub, Rogue Public House & Distillery, 1339 NW Flanders St, Portland; 503-222-5910

July 29th-Friday
24TH ANNUAL OREGON BREWERS FESTIVAL (7/29-7/31) Noon-9 p.m. Friday-Saturday, noon-7 p.m. Sunday. $6 for a mug, $1 for each tasting token. Waterfront Park, Portland; 503-778-5917
ALAMEDA BREWHOUSE TASTING 3:30-5:30pm Market of Choice, 67 W. 29th Ave, Eugene; 541-338-8455
BLOCK 15 BEERMAKER DINNER 7pm Wildwood Restaurant, 1221 NW 21st Ave, Portland; 503-225-0130
BOGO GROWLER FILLS MacTARNAHAN’S TAPROOM, 2730 N.W. 31st Ave., Portland; 503-228-5269
BREWERY TOUR 3pm Reservations Required, WIDMER BROTHERS BREWING CO., 955 N. Russell St., Portland; 503-281-2437
BRIDGEPORT TASTING Sunriver Country Store, 57100 Beaver Dr., Sunriver; 541-593-8113
BRIDGEPORT TASTING Zupans, 7221 S.W. Macadam Ave., Portland; 503-244-5666
FORT GEORGE HOT DOG DINNER 5-9pm The Original Dinerant, 300 SW 6th Ave, Portland; 503-546-2666
HEATER ALLEN BREWING TASTING 3-5pm Market of Choice, 922 NW Circle Blvd. Ste 110, Corvallis; 541-758-8005
OREGON IPA TASTING 4-6pm Market of Choice Delta Oaks, 1060 Green Acres Rd., Eugene; 541-344-1901
MR.BILL TRIVIA 6pm Rogue Ales Public House & Brewery, 844 Olive St., Eugene; 541-345-4155
RANDALL FRIDAYS 4pm Mystery Beer, New Old Lompoc, 1616 N.W. 23rd Ave., Portland; 503-225-1855
SASQUATCH BREW AM GOLF TOURNAMENT 8am $80 McMenamins Edgefield, 2126 S.W. Halsey St., Troutdale; www.glenfalconerfoundation.org
SASQUATCH BREW AM SHUTTLE 6:30am Shuttle to the Brew Am departs at 7:15am, Rogue Public House & Distillery, 1339 N.W. Flanders St., Portland; 503-222-5910
SOUTHERN OREGON BREWING 4-6pm Market of Choice, 1475 Siskiyou Blvd., Ashland; 541-488-2773
TAPPING A KEG OF MAIBOCK 5pm The Ram Restaurant & Brewery, 515 12th St., Salem; 503-363-1905
THE OREGON CRAFT BEER SUMMIT 5pm All Oregon craft beer tasting, Roscoe’s, 8105 SE Stark St, Portland; 503-255-0049
WIDMER BROTHERS BREWING CO. Brewery Tour 1pm+3pm Reservations Required. 955 N. Russell St., Portland; 503-281-2437
WIDMER BROTHERS ROTATOR IPA PARTY 5-7pm Old Chicago, 10300 SE Washington, Portland;971-998-0058

July 30th-Saturday
$1.00 off all seasonal pints. 20% off all seasonal retail including beer to-go. MAC TARNAHAN’S TAPROOM, 2730 N.W. 31st Ave., Portland; 503-228-5269
$2 OFF GROWLER FILLS Vertigo Brewing, 21420 NW Nicholas Ct, Hillsboro; 503-645-664
24TH ANNUAL OREGON BREWERS FESTIVAL (7/30-7/31) Noon-9 p.m. Saturday, noon-7 p.m. Sunday. $6 for a mug, $1 for each tasting token. Waterfront Park, Portland; 503-778-5917
BEER BAR BRUNCH 10-12pm Widmer Brothers Brewing, 955 N Russell, Portland; 503-281-2437
BLOCK PARTY Bands, BBQ and Beer, BridgePort Brewpub, NW 12th between Marshall and Northrup, Portland; 503-241-3612
BREWING UP COCKTAILS 6-10pm The Hop&Vine, 1914 N Killingsworth, Portland; 503-954-3322
CALDERA BREWING TASTING 3-5pm Market of Choice, 922 NW Circle Blvd. Ste 110, Corvallis; 541-758-8005
FRINGEFEST All day meet the brewer and beer tasting from Oregon breweries not at the OBF, Belmont Station, 4500 SE Stark St., Portland; 503-232-8538
FULL SAIL TASTING 3-6pm Sunriver Country Store, 57100 Beaver Dr., Sunriver; 541-593-8113
MT. TABOR DOGGIE CHALLENGE 5K/8K RUN/WALK 8:30am Featuring Widmer Brothers beers, Mt. Tabor Park, 6000 S.E. Salmon St., Portland; 503-926-2622
TASTINGS+TOURS 12-4pm OAKSHIRE BREWING, 1055 Madera St, Eugene; 541-688-4555
WIDMER BROTHERS BREWING CO Brewery Tours 11am+12:30pm+2pm Reservations Required. 955 N. Russell St., Portland; 503-281-2437
WIDMER BROTHERS ROTATOR IPA RELEASE PARTY 7-9pm Henry’s 12th Street Tavern, 10 NW 12th Ave, Portland; 503-227-5320

July 31st-Sunday
24TH ANNUAL OREGON BREWERS FESTIVAL Noon-7pm $6 for a mug, $1 for each tasting token. Waterfront Park, Portland; 503-778-5917
BACKYARD BBQ 4-6pm $20 Full Sail Brewers LTDIII+Elevation Imperial IPA, with unlimited BBQ, Eastburn, 1800 E Burnside, Portland; 503-236-2876
BONEYARD BEERMAKER DINNER 7pm $35 The Hop&Vine, 1914 N Killingsworth, Portland; 503-954-3322
OCBM CLOSING CEREMONIES BIKE+PUB CRAWL 12-1:30 p.m. Upright Brewing, 1:30-3 p.m. Lompoc 5q, 3-4:30 p.m. HUB Bike Bar 4:30-6 p.m. Amnesia Brewing 6-8pm Widmer Brothers Gasthaus
PLATE+PITCHFORK 5pm $125 Beer from Widmer Brothers Brewing, Chefs Matthew Busetto from Firehouse and Gretchen Glatte from Woodlawn Pastry & Coffee, Smith Berry Barn, 24500 SW Scholls Ferry Road Hillsboro; www.plateandpitchfork.com

Groupon Portland Partners with Glen Hay Falconer Foundation During Portland Beer Day
Portland Page of Groupon.com Will Feature The City’s Best Breweries and More on July 28

July 22, 2011-Groupon (http://www.groupon.com), a shopping website that offers daily deals on the best local goods, services and cultural events in 43 countries around the world announces the partnership with the Glen Hay Falconer Foundation during Portland Beer Day on July 28, 2011 to raise money for scholarships.

On July 28th, in honor of the Oregon Brewers Festival, Groupon is dedicating the Portland, OR page of their website (www.groupon.com/Portland) to deals that spotlight Portland’s brewing community. Groupon will be featuring Portland’s best breweries, restaurants, and beer bars while creating awareness and raising funds for the Glen Hay Falconer Brewing Scholarship. Groupon will donate $1 for each Groupon sold on July 28, 2011 up to $2,000 toward the scholarship fund.

The Glen Hay Falconer Foundation is a non-profit organization created to commemorate and celebrate the life, interests, and good works of Glen Hay, a well-loved and leading Northwest brewer. The mission of the Foundation is to contribute to the Northwest craft brewing community by providing opportunities for professional and aspiring brewers to further their knowledge and expertise. The Foundation is also committed to honoring Glen’s broader interests by working with the Northwest Legends Foundation to contribute directly to local Eugene-based organizations that represent his ideals and passions.

In 2011, the Foundation is offering two educational scholarships to the World Academy of Brewing at the Siebel Institute and one to the American Brewer’s Guild

McMenamins Opening a New Pub & Brewery in Wilsonville, Ore.
Opening ceremonies will feature live music by The Builders and the Butchers,
Sallie Ford & The Sound Outside, Portland Cello Project and others to be announced!

PORTLAND, Ore.—Thursday, July 14, 2011—McMenamins is pleased to announce Wednesday, August 17, as the opening date of our Old Church & Pub in Wilsonville, Ore. Located just blocks west of I-5 (at exit 283, 30340 SW Boones Ferry Rd.) in Old Town Square (also home to the newest Fred Meyer), the property will offer a newly built 5,000-square-foot, family-friendly pub; a century-old renovated church that will be available for special events and private functions; an outdoor amphitheater that will feature regular live music on Wednesday through Saturday evenings throughout the summer; and an onsite seven-barrel brewery system. The property will also hold dinners and tastings, televise major sporting events, screen special films and more. The pub itself will add 70 new positions, from servers to line cooks and more.

The pub will open at 11 a.m. on Wednesday, August 17. Opening ceremonies will include four days of kids’ fun, history programming, food and drink specials and free, live music starting at 6 p.m.:
Wednesday, August 17: The Builders and the Butchers * Folk rock
Thursday, August 18: Sallie Ford & The Sound Outside * Swinging roots-rock
Friday, August 19: Portland Cello Project * Cello like you’ve never heard it
Saturday, August 20: TBD

A Brief History of the Location
The new pub is located on an ancient route within the old-town Wilsonville area, just north of the site where Boone’s Ferry made regular crossings of the Willamette River for more than 100 years. The simple, graceful church, which celebrates its centennial during the same month of our pub opening, was completed in August 1911 by the Wilsonville Methodist Society. Rev. John Exon, the first minister of the permanent church, was better known as a riverboat pilot.

The namesake of the road and ferry, Alphonso Boone, was grandson of the famous American frontiersman Daniel Boone (as well as cousin to John Daniel Boon, builder of McMenamins Boon’s Treasury in Salem, Ore.). Alphonso had settled this area in 1846, recognizing the great business opportunity of establishing a ferry service at the narrow point in the river where the well-worn trail crossed. Native Americans, who had a centuries-long tradition of crossings here, were said to have helped ferry Boone’s earliest patrons via their canoes.

By the late 1800s, the community known to that point as Boone’s Landing bore the new name of Wilsonville, for newcomer Charles Wilson, who served as local postmaster and storeowner. In the 1950s, the construction of I-5 and the associated Boone Bridge over the Willamette River brought an end to the ferry service. Wilsonville survived by relocating its town center to a more spacious, automobile-friendly site on the east line of the freeway, convenient for commuters and travelers. Old-town Wilsonville became a ghost town, and many of its landmarks have disappeared. The church and a surrounding pocket of turn-of-the-century homes and buildings are a historic reminder of Wilsonville’s original river-landing community. Anyone with stories, photos or memories of the church or the surrounding neighborhood is encouraged to send them to McMenamins Historian Tim Hills at past@mcmenamins.com.

Oregon Brewers Festival
07/28/11 – 07/31/11
Tom McCall Waterfront Park
Portland