Celebrating Community & Craft

Join us Sept. 26 – Oct. 4 for Penticton Beer Week’s Weird Beer Brewery Crawl:

One Passport. Seven Breweries. Endless Weirdness.

Event flyer for Penticton Beer Week Block Party, September 26 to October 4, 2025, featuring a map with colored sections and bold text, and a black circle with red text saying 'Save the Date!'.

Weird Beer Brewery Crawl 2025

Get ready to sip, stamp, and strut your way through the weirdest beer crawl Penticton has ever seen! Penticton Beer Week’s Weird Beer Brewery Crawl is a celebration of the bold, the bizarre, and the brilliantly brewed.

Here’s how it works:

  • Start at any of the 7 participating breweries and grab your official Weird Beer Passport.

  • Try their weirdest brew on tap

  • Collect a stamp from each stop as proof of your bravery and impeccable taste.

  • Complete all 7 stamps and score a limited-edition Weird Beer Crawl T-shirt — perfect for bragging rights and spontaneous beer-fueled dance moves!

Limited passports available — first come, first weird!

Your Weird Beer Menu

Seven breweries. Seven brews you’ll never forget. Here’s what’s waiting for you:

  • Abandoned Rail Brewing – Midnight Jam Sesh

    fresh hop raspberry black IPA that hits all the right notes.

  • Barley Mill Brew Pub – Peach of My Nightmares

    A chocolate dark ale with a juicy peach twist. Sweet dreams? Not likely.

  • Cannery Brewing – We Killed 400 Carrots in the Making

    A hoppy pale ale powered by fresh carrot and pineapple juice. Weirdly refreshing.

  • Highway 97 Brewing – We’ve Gone Bananas

    A chocolate-dipped banana and cream porter — dessert and beer walk into a bar.

  • Neighbourhood Brewing – Bamberg Smoked International Lager

    A bold smoked lager that tastes like a backyard BBQ packed into a pint.

  • Tin Whistle Brewing – Birra di Crosta

    Pizza crust Italian amber ale — yes, you read that right. Pizza. In a beer.

  • Yellow Dog Brewing – Christmas in September

    A Nanaimo Bar Brown Ale bringing holiday cheer to fall — dessert lovers, rejoice.

From smoked lagers to pizza ales — if it sounds weird, you’ll find it here.

Explore Our Breweries

Each brewery brings something unique to the table, from bold IPAs to smooth lagers. Click on the logos below to visit each brewery's website and learn more about their signature beers and brewing philosophies.

Logo with a large black railway tie in the center, surrounded by the text "Abandoned Rail Brewing Co" in a circular pattern.
Logo for Barley Mill Pub featuring stylized wheat stalks and bold text.
Cannery Brewing logo with circular emblem, text 'Est. 2001,' 'Penticton, BC,' and bold 'Cannery Brewing'
A black and white graphic of a highway sign featuring mountain peaks, a maple leaf, and flying birds, with the text "Highway 97" and "Brewing Co." in a circular arrangement.
Neighboughood Brewing logo with stylized text and two horizontal lines, one in teal and one in red, on a white background.
Stylized black and white logo of a steam locomotive emitting steam, with the words 'TIN WHISTLE BREWING CO.' beneath.
Silhouette of a dog above the text 'YELLOW DOG BREWING CO.'

Looking for last year’s Do Good Collab Beer?

A can of DO GOOD Forest Pale Ale featuring colourful label art with landscape or abstract patterns, the Tin Whistle Brewing Co. logo at the top, and details about the beer's alcohol content, volume, and flavour description.
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About Penticton Beer Blocks

Penticton Beer Blocks is the collective of Penticton’s 7 craft breweries including Cannery Brewing, Abandoned Rail Brewing, Yellow Dog Brewing, Neighbourhood Brewing, Highway 97 Brewing, Tin Whistle Brewing, and Barley Mill Brewery. We each operate in different blocks or neighborhoods of our city and that’s where our name came from! 

We are located in beautiful Penticton, BC named Canada’s Craft Beer Capital by Lonely Planet. Want to visit us? The BC Ale Trail website is a great place to start! Click on Penticton Ale Trail and get planning.

We look forward to welcoming you!