Kraftbrew san jose 2018

The following is a collection of craft beer news and events in San Jose and the greater South Bay for the upcoming week and beyond. As event details may change…. Beer News and Events. Posted on July 25, April 23, by Grateful Hubby. Read More. Posted on July 7, April 25, by Grateful Hubby. Beer Bars. Posted on February 22, April 25, by Grateful Hubby. Posted on December 5, April 28, by Grateful Hubby. Posted on December 4, April 28, by Grateful Hubby. Beer and Food.

Posted on November 11, April 28, by Grateful Hubby. Proper Identification verifying legal age will be required. The free kids area will include jumpy houses, face painting, games and prizes. Mountain View Oktoberfest Bryant St. The festival is an all-volunteer run event created to provide a family-friendly, accessible venue to showcase the talents of local artists and students, foster awareness of the critical need for arts in schools and organizations serving youth, and to raise funds for providing grants and scholarships to meet that need.

No longer a tiny neighborhood event, the festival has grown, bringing in talented performers and musicians , vendors and food trucks , including some of my favorites, Hill Country BBQ and Waffle Amore!

The dancers from Movimiento Cosmico Indigenous Dance will be there too with their stunning ceremonial dances. The food Throughout the day there will be a load of food trucks including the famous Bacon Bacon and Baconbot trucks. Silly Ricky the stilt juggler will be there as well as Brian the Bubble guy to entertain the kids. This is definitely a family friendly event. Kids tickets are free online. The festival featured live music and numerous art exhibits including performances and interactive displays.

The Zero1 biennial continues through October 3 December 8. There will also be ongoing public art displays around town. Posted in Art , Festival 3 Comments ». The event featured 9 booths serving beers from what seemed like dozens of breweries. The beers included American craft brews and traditional beers from Belgium and Germany.

The American offerings were mostly from California, but included a few choices from Oregon, Utah, and points farther afield. The music was also great, but somewhat under-appreciated by the crowd. Local ska band Monkey played to a modest crowd, but created enough energy of their own to get their fans jumping. Ben Henderson and Good Hustle did pull in a sizable crowd, and performed a fine set to justify it.

The most disappointing reaction was for Will Sprott of the Mumlers , who lead a simple 3-piece group through a set of country-angst-tinged tunes somewhat in the mode of Wilco that deserved a larger audience than they got. Congratulations to the Naglee Park Garage for organizing the event, and to the other local bars and restaurants and the brewers who supported it.

San Jose Jazz still has one more act to book for the upcoming Summer Fest. The winning band will be chosen by public votes on the San Jose Jazz Facebook page.