Chattanooga Craft Beer Festival | See you in 2014
- Rules & FAQ
Many thanks to everyone that came out and supported the Chattanooga Craft Beer Festival. We are excited to be back in 2014 so make sure you keep up with us and tell all of your friends!WRCBtv.com | Chattanooga News, Weather
Rules
- This is a 21 and up event only, no exceptions!
- NO Weapons of any kind.
- NO illegal substances.
- Smoking is only permitted in a designated area, which will be noted on the festival map. Please do not smoke anywhere else.
- NO Bags or Backpacks (small purses and camera bags allowed).
- No outside food or beverage. Drinking water will be provided.
- Please help us show the community that we are responsible by being aware of your alcohol consumption and do NOT drive while intoxicated. See our Directions page for buses, taxis and other transportation info. All attendees, staff members, and volunteers’ actions before, during, and after the event will affect the future of the Chattanooga Craft Beer Festival. That being said, we look forward to a great festival and having you all be part of this awesome event!
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the hours of the festival and when is it?
April 20, 2013-Gates open at 12pm and we will begin scanning tickets at 11am. Event ends at 5pm.What does the festival Cost?
$45, which includes entry to the festival, 6 ounce glass tulip tasting glass, drinking water, parking, and samples of all beers.Will there be designated driver tickets?
Yes, they will be $20 and you still must be 21+. You will not receive a tasting glass. However snacks, soda or coffee will be provided.Do you have to be over the age of 21 to attend?
Yes, no exceptions all ID`s will be checked at the gate. Please don’t bother to buy a ticket if you are not 21.Are children allowed at the event?
Sorry, no children. Call the babysitter in advance!Are pets allowed at the event?
As much as we love our dogs, cats, goats, and fish, please leave them at home.What happens if it rains or snows?
The show must go on. Rain, snow or shine, no refunds.Will there be food at the event?
Yes, food will be sold by many local food trucks and restaurants.Will there be bathrooms at the event?
Yes,hand wash stations too.Will there be an pre party?
There will, come hang out with all of us at Brew Haus starting at 630pm Friday April 19th!How can I volunteer at the event?
Sign up HERE!How can I submit a media request?
Media requests must be submitted BEFORE the festival and an article or blog post must be made to promote the on sale date of the event, email your requests to the address below.How can I contact the festival organizers?
Please send any and all questions, concerns, vending requests, or sponsorship requests to matt@rhizomeproductions.com Thank You! - Food
- Directions & Travel
The Chattanooga Craft Beer Festival will be held in the First Tennessee Pavilion just across the street from Finley Stadium
1829 Carter Street, 37408
Parking:
Parking in and around the venue will be free, but please on drive if you must and plan to have a Designated Driver.TRANSPORTATION:
We encourage all guests to create a plan to get home or to their next destination safely after the festival. We offer Designated Driver tickets for anyone willing to come an enjoy the festival without the consumption of beer. Alternatively we suggest that you consider calling a cab or taking advantage of the cab stand that will be setup in front of the venue start at 4pm. Look for the Nation Taxi cars when you exit the venue, or call them in advance at 423-987-9918.Also consider taking advantage of this: You can park and ride CARTA’s Free Electric Shuttles in parking garages on Frazier Avenue on the Northshore and at the Chattanooga Choo Choo on the Southside. Parking fees apply. Visit http://www.carta-bus.org/maps/shuttlemap.pdf to learn more.
HOTEL:
We have partnered with the Staybridge Suites in Downtown Chattanooga. This hotel is just a short walk to the festival site. You can visit them online here or call them at (423) 267-0900 for reservations. Mention you are attending the Chattanooga Craft Beer Festival for an exclusive rate. - Breweries
No Beer Left Behind Education Seminars:
1pm- The future of Chattanooga Brewing Company with Jonathan Clark
2pm- Beer Business Basics with Steve Hayes of Terrapin Beer Co
3pm- Craft Cans with Jackalope Brewing Company founder and brewer, Bailey SpauldingWe would like to thank all the amazing breweries that will participate in the Chattanooga Craft Beer Festival . Their participation allows us to provide you with the best event possible. Cheers
Tennessee Breweries
Breweries
- Sponsors
We would like to graciously thank all of our sponsors for helping make this years event possible.
Distributors
- Music
Chattanooga based Hot Damn features swagger-infused female vocals, original compositions , unique harmonies, and an ‘in the pocket’ rhythm section. They produce an original sound, that can only be described as “the kind of folk music that makes you want to trash a bed and breakfast”.
No More People, was formed in Chattanooga with the sound of lethal doses of hard rock combined with a mixed bag of darkly seductive tunes and some booty bumping grooves guaranteed to intensify whatever mood you’re feeling. - Charity
As with all Rhizome Productions events we like to give back to the local communities that we host events in. To date, we have donated over $90,000 to various charitable organizations.
For CCBF we will be donating 25% of net ticket sale proceeds to two charities.
Chattanooga Market (501c3)

Tennessee Breast Cancer Coalition

“The Tennessee Breast Cancer Coalition, established in 1995, is a grassroots organization dedicated to improving the quality of life for individuals undergoing treatment for breast cancer. Our mission is to be the foremost advocate and provider for Tennesseans facing breast cancer through individual assistance, education, and legislative action.”
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