Real Canadian Craft Beer Festival Announced for April in Niagara Falls
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On January 31, 2014 At 2:15 pm
Category : Beer Events
Tags : Ontario, Real Canadian Craft Beer Festival
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NIAGARA FALLS, ON – We’re only a month into 2014, but the beer festival calendar for the year is filling up fast, with the Real Canadian Craft Beer Festival being one of the newest additions.
Set to take place on Saturday April 5th at the Scotiabank Convention Centre in Niagara Falls, the inaugural RCCBF promises to deliver “craft beer from the best craft breweries from across Ontario as well as great eats from local restaurants. Plus, live music, a wicked VIP lounge and killer after party!”
In addition, the event will feature guest speakers from the beer and brewing industry including Jon Downing (Brewmaster, Niagara College) and Mirella Amato (Certified Cicerone & Beer Specialist).
Tickets for the RCCBF range in price from $15 to $60, and are on sale now via Eventbrite.
For more details on the event, see the RCCBF website, Facebook page and Twitter feed.
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