Beer Week Events
Last Call
$5 pint special! This casual event invites everyone to kick back and mingle with Tacoma Beer Week committee members alongside industry folks.
Who Closed Last Night?!
Join us on the final day of Tacoma Beer Week to help us clean up the historic brewery blocks in Downtown Tacoma.
XBP Limited Liquids Presents Pop-Up Vinyl Market Featuring Live Music
Beer Loves Records and Records Love Beer!
A pop up vinyl market with featured vendors and live music.
Tap Takeover with the Black Boy Beer Club
Black Boy Beer Club is taking over the taps at the Lucky Silver!
Sip, Sashay, Support
Come sip special cocktails, Sashay with the Queens, arm wrestle some individuals in charge of making your favorite beers, ciders and wines and Support Queer Stability!
Tacoma Beer Week Basecamp: Socks & Suds
Tacoma Beer Week Basecamp continues Friday with a simple way to give back.
Camp Songs at The Camp Bar
Join local musicians for a night of music and beer while raising funds for charity.
Um, Actually
Ticketed event
Tacoma Beer Week’s sell-out live game show has returned! Come and test your beer knowledge in a live gameshow setting where anyone can play and anyone can win.
Tacoma Beer Week Basecamp: Proctor Prefunk
Tacoma Beer Week Basecamp continues at Peaks & Pints with a Proctor District–style pregame built around collaboration, community, and a brand-new neighborhood beer.
Women's Circle & Sip
Join us for an intimate evening of connection, wine, light bites, and mindfulness with teachers Kat S and Reggie D at Ebony & Ivory.
Beer & Book Swap
Join us for an afternoon of books, community, and cozy vibes at Lost The Plot Book Mobile’s pop-up & book swap! It’s the perfect excuse to hang out with friends or make new ones, swap out your books, and get some fresh reads - all while trying new beers.
What You'll Find:
Indoor pop-up bookstore w/ curated picks to shop for new reads
Book swap & exchange (see details below)
Opportunities to read/craft, socialize with others, and make new bookish friends
Delicious drinks offered by our incredible host venue
How The Book Swap Works
This book swap is all about the cozy, casual vibes. It’s designed to feel like a social event where you just happen to be surrounded by books. Here's how it works:
Bring 1–3 gently pre-loved books you’ve already read or are ready to pass along. Any genre is welcome! The only rule: bring books in good condition (something you’d feel good lending to a friend).
When you arrive, drop your books at the swap table (look for signage!), then grab a drink, browse, and start picking your next read.
To keep it fair, please take home the same number of books you brought. In the last hour, we’ll open it up to grab extras from what’s left.
Note: Most books* left over after the event get distributed to little free libraries around the area
Shop the Pop-Up
While you’re there, explore a curated collection of new and used books, “Blind Date with a Book” surprises, and bookish merch.
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Lost The Plot is Seattle's only mobile bookstore that focuses on adult fiction by and about underrepresented voices. They’ll have a carefully curated selection of new & used books, blind dates with a book, and bookish merch.
*A small number of books may be kept by Lost The Plot to resell as used books, helping support future community events.
Grizzies and Glizzies
Join us to celebrate everyone's favorite working-class beer from the mining regions of France/Belgium, and everyone's favorite working-class food on-the-go.
Grit and Grain Podcast Live
Cram into the side room at Peaks and Pints for a very special Tacoma Beer Week live Grit and Grain podcast.
Special Release: Narrows Brewing and Evergreen State Brewing Collab
Launch of the Narrows Brewing x Evergreen State Brewing collab, drawing inspiration from classic Polish “Champagne” beers.
6 Degrees Movie Trivia with Here Today Brewing
Nerd out on movies, win some prizes, drink some great beer, and hang out with great people.
Tacoma Beer Week Basecamp: Tacoma Tree Foundation
Tacoma Beer Week Basecamp continues at Peaks & Pints with an evening rooted in community, sustainability, and growing Tacoma greener — one pint and one tree at a time.