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Welcome to the Metz Beer Fest 2026 in Metz
The Metz Beer Fest 2026 takes place on 2 and 3 October at Bliiida in Metz. Since 2019 it has been the international craft beer festival of the Grand Est region, bringing together more than twenty French and international breweries. Visitors can enjoy handcrafted beers, food trucks, an artisan market and tasting workshops in a relaxed atmosphere.
Highlights & Attractions at Metz Beer Fest in Metz
- Over 20 French and international craft breweries offering a wide range of styles
- Official festival tasting glass (marked 10 cl and 25 cl) included with the ticket
- Food trucks serving savoury and sweet dishes, including vegetarian and vegan options
- Artisan Market featuring artists, illustrators, tattoo artists and other creators linked to beer
- Professional tasting workshops led by a beer sommelier
- DJ sets and free live music on both days
- Pre-festival week with free Tap Take Overs in selected bars across Metz
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Program & Schedule: What to Expect in 2026
Friday 2 October 2026: 18:00–00:00 (last entry 23:00). Saturday 3 October 2026: 14:00–00:00 (last entry 23:00). The programme includes continuous tastings at the brewery stands, several tasting workshops (e.g. beer & cheese pairings, blind tasting, beers and pastries), an artisan market and DJ sets. In the week before the festival, free Tap Take Overs take place in various bars in Metz.
Tickets & Admission for Metz Beer Fest Metz
Admission is ticketed. Pre-sale: 1-day pass approx. €7, 2-day pass approx. €12. On-site prices slightly higher (approx. €8 / €14). Student rate with valid ID is lower (from approx. €5). The official festival glass is included. Tastings are paid with tokens (€1 each, bulk discount). Workshops cost extra (approx. €11–17) and must be booked separately. Check the official website for current prices and ticket purchase.
Visitor Tips: Travel & Accommodation in Metz
- Getting there: Train to Metz station, then Mettis (line A, Pontiffroy stop) or bus. By car: parking on Avenue de Blida and inside Bliiida (limited and free), plus nearby paid car parks.
- Weatherproof clothing is recommended as parts of the venue may be outdoors and early October can be cool.
- Book accommodation in the city centre or near the station early, as the weekend is popular.
- Bring tokens and cash – there are few ATMs nearby. Tokens from previous years remain valid.
- Reserve workshops online in advance as places are limited. Children under 16 accompanied by an adult enter free (alcohol consumption only from age 18).
Note: The information on this page was researched at the time of writing and may have changed since then (e.g. date, venue, or program). Visit the organizer's official website →
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