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Breweries announced for Tucson Craft Beer Crawl on Feb. 28

Tucson Craft Beer Crawl (Photo by Taylor Noel Photography)

Breweries announced for Tucson Craft Beer Crawl on Feb. 28

Feb 10, 20262 min read

Downtown Tucson will fill with craft beer fans on Saturday, Feb. 28, during the Tucson Craft Beer Crawl. The annual crawl runs from 1-6 p.m. and invites attendees to explore local breweries, bars, and venues at their own pace.

This year’s event features an expanded route, more beer pours, and additional live music throughout downtown Tucson. Tickets remain available on the Tucson Craft Beer Crawl 2026 ticket page while supplies last.

How the Crawl Works

Participants can check in at CORBETT’S Brandylion at Presidio San Agustín del Tucsón Museum.

From there, attendees can start wherever they want and move between venues in any order.

Participating Breweries & Venues

The crawl includes a wide range of breweries, bars, and gathering spaces:

BreweryVenue
Buqui Bichi BrewingSonora Moonshine Company
Screwbean Brewing CompanyHighWire
Mother Road Brewing CompanyTap & Bottle
The Brewery at Tirrito FarmPlayground Bar & Lounge
Crooked Tooth Brewing Co.Crooked Tooth Brewing Co.
Catalina Brewing CompanyDean’s Public House
BlackRock BrewersBrandylion at Presidio San Agustín del Tucsón Museum
Ray Ray’s Sonoran Ice TeaBrick Box Brewery
Bawker Bawker Cider HouseBawker Bawker Cider House
Brick Box BreweryBrick Box Brewery
Sierra Nevada Brewing CompanyCORBETT’S
Corbett Brewing Co.Corbett Brewing Co.
Copper Brothel BreweryDean’s Public House
MotoSonora Brewing Co.Empire Pizza
Pueblo Vida Brewing CompanyPueblo Vida Brewing Company
Catalyst Crafted AlesDean’s Public House
Dragoon Brewing Co.CORBETT’S
Slow Body Beer Co.Brandylion at Presidio San Agustín del Tucsón Museum
Wren House Brewing Co.Playground Bar & Lounge
Four Peaks Brewing CompanyHighWire
Everywhere (San Diego)Brandylion at Presidio San Agustín del Tucsón Museum
Santa Fe Brewing CompanyHighWire
Athletic Brewing CompanyCORBETT’S
AZ LOC ALE Beer Co.Sonora Moonshine

New Features for 2026

Organizers added double the beer pours, allowing guests to enjoy beer through the end of the event.

The crawl also introduces new beers, expanded food options, and more live music across the route.

Discounts and Designated Driver Options

Tucson Foodie Members receive 50 percent off tickets with a valid membership.

Designated drivers receive free access to every venue, plus complimentary non-alcoholic beer and food available for purchase.

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