Event Details
Welcome to the Strasbourg Craft Beer Festival 2026 in Strasbourg
On September 25 and 26, 2026, the Centre Culturel Marcel Marceau in the Neudorf district of Strasbourg turns into a small but carefully curated hub for craft beer. Organized by the Esprit Craft association, this seventh edition brings together about 20 independent breweries from France and across Europe for a relaxed weekend built around discovery and tasting.
Highlights and Attractions at the Strasbourg Craft Beer Festival
- Around 23 independent breweries, including many new names from the local, national and international craft beer scene
- Tastings in small and larger pours, with prices set individually by each brewery
- Live music, DJ sets and a laid back program running throughout the weekend
- Food stalls to pair with the beers between tastings
- A compact, friendly festival size that leaves room for real conversations with the brewers
- An off week with quiz nights and other warm up events at partner bars around the city
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Program and Schedule: What to Expect in Strasbourg
The festival opens on Friday, September 25, from 5 PM until midnight, and continues on Saturday, September 26, from noon until 11 PM. On both days, visitors can sample a wide range of beer styles at the participating breweries' stands, from classic Alsatian brews to more adventurous international creations, alongside live music and light hearted festival contests.
Tickets and Admission for the Strasbourg Craft Beer Festival
Admission costs 7 euros for the Friday session and 7 euros for the Saturday session, with a two day pass available for 12 euros. Tickets can be bought online through HelloAsso, and buying ahead is recommended since space at the venue is limited. Beer itself is paid for directly at each brewery's stand, with prices varying from one brewery to another.
Visitor Tips: Travel and Accommodation in Strasbourg
- The Centre Culturel Marcel Marceau is located in Neudorf and is easy to reach by tram
- Since seating and standing space is limited, arriving early is a good idea, especially on Saturday
- Late September evenings in Strasbourg can turn cool, so a light jacket is worth bringing
- Accommodation in the city center and in Neudorf should be booked ahead given the festival's popularity
- Visitors arriving by public transport should plan their return trip in advance and drink responsibly
