UKIAH, CA., 11/13/25 – Beer lovers and hopheads can enjoy an afternoon of handcrafted brews at the annual Mendocino County Homebrew Festival in Ukiah this Saturday.
The event benefits the Mendocino County Fire Safe Council, a nonprofit that works to inform, empower and mobilize residents to survive and thrive in a wildfire-prone environment.
Tickets include tastings of beers made by both experienced and amateur brewers who craft their creations at home.
“The Mendocino County Homebrew Festival has become a cherished tradition for brewers and brew enthusiasts alike, showcasing the incredible talent and creativity within the homebrew community,” organizers said in an announcement. “Whether you’re a seasoned brewer or just starting out, this event promises to be a fantastic opportunity to share your passion, exchange ideas and, of course, savor some exceptional brews.”
The festival takes place Saturday at the Ukiah Valley Conference Center, 200 S. School St., Ukiah. Tickets start at $5 for sober drivers and $30-$40 for drinkers and are on sale at https://ukiahconferencecenter.com/homebrew-festival/.