While most of Alameda’s craft beer makers are ensconced in Spirits Alley on the island city’s former U.S. Navy base, Alameda Brewing has been happy to cater to the island’s downtown crowd just a few blocks from the Park Street Bridge. They recently celebrated their 10-year anniversary in July with a three-day festival.

Alameda Brewing got their start in 2015. To celebrate their first decade, they’re throwing a three-day 10-Year Festival at 1716 Park Street, starting Friday, July 11 at noon. There will be live music by local musicians, food trucks, vendors, and games, including Mega Beer Pong and your chance to take out your frustrations with some serious bottle-tossing.

Pop a tab with Alameda Brewing for their weekend-long anniversary party. Enjoy cold brews, live performances, goofy games, and debut collabs; Friday through Sunday.

On Monday evening, many will be hoisting a beer in celebration of St. Patrick's Day. But there's not a lot of celebrating in the craft beer industry these days, as President Trump's tariffs threaten brewers with higher prices that may be hard to pass on to consumers.

One local microbrewery feels caught in a global trade war. At Alameda Brewing, they should be thrilled with a holiday that centers around beer. 

Alameda Brewing Co. is hosting a lot of events for SF Beer Week. To kick off the week, swing by the taproom to grab your very own free Alameda Brewing Beer Week Passport, while supplies last. The passport will feature all the Beer Week events held at Alameda Brewing. Collect five stamps to win a prize.

During the 10-day celebration of all things beer there are numerous events across the East Bay, including chances to show off your cornhole skills and adopt a dog while you imbibe.