207 Beer Week will make its return in November

Courtesy / SmartAsset Breweries, bars and restaurants across Maine will host 207 Beer Week from Nov. 1–9.

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Beers, brews and bars, oh my! 207 Beer Week, a statewide event that brings together brewers, bars and fans from across the state, will make its return next month.

The annual series of events, themed this year as "Deep Roots and Cold Pours," is organized by the Maine Brewers’ Guild and showcases Maine beer and the hospitality industry that supports it.

It's scheduled for Nov. 1-9. It will kick off with a disc-golf tournament at Oxbow Beer Garden in Oxford. Events will be held at breweries throughout the state.

According to the Brewers Association, Maine ranks second in the nation for both breweries and impact per capita. The industry contributes more than $740 million a year to the state’s economy, supporting jobs across agriculture, tourism, manufacturing and hospitality.

“207 Beer Week celebrates more than what’s in the glass,” said Sarah Bryan, executive director of the Maine Brewers’ Guild. “When you look at this year’s calendar, you see the personality of Maine beer on full display: collaborations, creativity, and the simple joy of gathering with neighbors.”

The calendar features events at breweries and venues from Kittery to Fort Kent. The complete listing of events is live now at 207beerweek.com. Beer bingo, cask races, wild beer tastings and chef collaborations are all on tap.

Another beer event, the New England Craft Beer Summit, will be held Friday, March 6, 2026, at Holiday Inn by the Bay in Portland.