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Your Guide to Arizona Beer Week in Tucson (2025)

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Your Guide to Arizona Beer Week in Tucson (2025)

by Matt SternerFeb 13, 2024Updated Feb 13, 20253 min read
Arizona Beer Week is brewing strong in its latest season and there are plenty of celebrations in Tucson — hosted by local breweries, craft beer bars, and restaurants — to enjoy. This year's events include new beer releases, trivia nights, the epic return of the Tucson Craft Beer Crawl, and more from Thursday, February 13 - Sunday, February 23. Most of the Tucson events we could find are listed in this guide. Start planning your beer adventure! For more information about the Tucson Craft Beer Crawl, visit tucsoncraftbeercrawl.com.  [dfptag adid="MR_T1_Inline" center="1"]
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"Crusher" Mexican-style lager at Button Brew House (Photo by Hannah Hernandez)

Button Brew House

6800 N Camino Martin Ste 160Marana

Beer
Arizona Beer Week Happenings: 
  • Friday, February 14: Valentine's Day Paint and Pint (LEARN MORE)
  • Saturday, February 15: Cards Against the Queen (LEARN MORE)
  • Wednesday, February 19: February’s Book Club Meetup (LEARN MORE)
  • Saturday, February 22: Classpop! Mozzarella Making Class (LEARN MORE)
Website ↗Instagram ↗(520) 268-8543
Also featured inWhere to Eat in Southern MaranaThe Essential Foodie Guide to MaranaCheers! A Guide to Local Breweries in Tucson

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Arcade at Catalina Brewing (Photo by Hannah Hernandez)

Catalina Brewing Company

6918 N Camino MartinMarana

Bar FoodBeer
Arizona Beer Week Happenings: 
  • Thursday, February 13 - Sunday, February 23: Live music, Team Trivia, and DJ Bingo are all happening on select nights during Arizona Beer Week (LEARN MORE)
Website ↗Instagram ↗(520) 329-3622
Also featured inWhere I Eat in Tucson (and What I Order)Where to Eat in Southern MaranaThe Essential Foodie Guide to Marana

Crooked Tooth Brewing Company (Photo credit: Jackie Tran)

Crooked Tooth Brewing Company

228 E 6th StDowntown

Craft BeerBrewery
What's Happening During Arizona Beer Week: 
  • Tuesday, February 18: "Parks and Rec." Trivia Night (LEARN MORE)
  • Saturday, February 22: Venue for the 2025 Tucson Craft Beer Crawl (LEARN MORE)
Website ↗Instagram ↗(520) 955-2662
Also featured inWhere I Eat in Tucson (and What I Order)What I Order and Eat in Tucson as EditorCheers! A Guide to Local Breweries in Tucson

(Photo courtesy of Pueblo Vida Brewing Company)

Pueblo Vida Brewing Company

115 E Broadway BlvdDowntown

Arizona Beer Week Happenings: 
  • Thursday, February 13: Double Infusion Day - My Bloody Valentine (Blood Orange + Pomegranate) IPA & Strawberry Fields Forever (Strawberry Hazy IPA) (LEARN MORE)
  • Sunday, February 16: Made With Love - Crafts and beer with Tucson Art Cart in the taproom (LEARN MORE)
  • Monday, February 17: Monday Funday - They're opening early (1 - 9 p.m.) with all-day happy hour (LEARN MORE)
  • Wednesday, February 19: Team Trivia Night (LEARN MORE)
  • Thursday, February 20: Throwback Thursday: Exclusive merch drop featuring classic Pueblo Vida designs (LEARN MORE)
Website ↗Instagram ↗(520) 576-3830
Also featured inWhere I Eat in Tucson (and What I Order)What I Order and Eat in Tucson as EditorWhere to Eat & Drink in Downtown Tucson

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