TOLEDO, Ohio — The 11th annual Toledo Beer and Bacon Fest is set to return on June 14, offering attendees a flavorful afternoon of locally crafted beverages, Hungarian-inspired dishes, and live entertainment.
Scheduled from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m., the event will take place at the Hungarian Club of Toledo, located at 224 Paine Avenue in the city’s Birmingham Neighborhood.
Festival organizers announced that the event will feature more than 40 varieties of locally brewed beers, ciders, and hard seltzers. Complementing the beverage selection, attendees can enjoy a range of bacon-focused culinary creations with Hungarian influence. Highlights include bacon on a stick, hunky turkey sandwiches, Birmingham hot dogs, bacon popcorn, and other exclusive festival fare.
The local music scene will also be represented with a live performance by Toledo-based band Hey Rock. Lawn games will round out the festival’s entertainment offerings.
“We’re proud to bring people together for a fun and flavorful afternoon in the heart of Toledo’s Birmingham Neighborhood,” said Peter Ujvagi of the Hungarian Club. “There’s nothing quite like beer, bacon, and live music to start Father’s Day weekend right.”
Among the participating breweries are Earnest Brew Works, Findlay Brewing, Maumee Bay Brewing, Ottawa Brewing, Bait House Brewing, and Arlyn’s Good Beer, among others.
General admission tickets are priced at $40 and include entry for guests aged 21 and over, along with 10 beer samples. A designated driver ticket is available for $15 and includes food sample tickets. IDs will be checked at the gate.
Free parking will be offered near the venue. Tickets can be purchased online in advance, and additional beer and food tickets will be available for purchase onsite.
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