The event features unique beers from Hunga Dunga, Micropolis Brewing, Moscow Brewing and Paradise Creek Brewing, as well as ciders and seltzers from Pour Company and Moscow Alehouse, according to a Pour Company news release.
Food vendor Patty’s Mexican Kitchen will be on site, with the Moscow Food Co-Op offering baked goods made with local grains. A home-brewing demonstration by representatives from Tri-State Outfitters will highlight local malts.
Bluegrass band The Pond will perform during the event, which is open to all ages.
Tickets, from $7.50 for children 12 and older (kids younger than 12 need a ticket but can attend for free) to $20 for adults, can be purchased at pourcompanymoscow.com. Extra drink tickets can be purchased as well.
Beers featuring local artisan grains will be evaluated by both a panel of judges and festival attendees to determine the winner of the Artisan Grains Mash Paddle, a trophy custom-made for the event by Palouse Craftworks.
