For one weekend each year, guests can experience hop harvest firsthand on a working Oregon hop farm while enjoying the freshest beers of the season.

Event highlights include:

See Harvest in Action: Step inside Crosby Hop Farm for a guided tour of hops being picked, processed, and prepared for breweries around the world. Follow the journey from bine to bale, then conclude your tour at our hop sensory station, where you can touch and smell freshly harvested varieties.

Farm Hayride Tour: Hop aboard for a hayride through the surrounding hop fields, a family favorite.

Curated Beer List: Sample a hand-picked selection of hop-forward beers from more than 20 top craft breweries, including a wide variety of fresh hop releases brewed with the latest harvest and available for only a limited time each year.

Live Music: Enjoy a rotating lineup of regional artists performing folk, bluegrass, country, and Americana throughout the weekend.

Local Food Vendors: Enjoy dishes from an array of local purveyors including Gina's Mexican Food, Curry Bai, Lively Station and Half Pint Brothers Ice Cream.

Family-Friendly Activities: Kids can enjoy face painting and open spaces to play. Leashed pets are also welcome.

Commemorative Logo Glass + four 4 oz sample pours of your choosing: Each ticket includes a commemorative Oregon Hop Festival logo glass and four 4-ounce sample pours of your choice.

Free Parking: Ample on-site parking available for all attendees.

Tickets: $25 per person; which includes admission, one commemorative glass + four 4 oz sample pours of your choice, guided harvest tour and hop sensory, farm hayride, and live music. Entry is free for guests under 21.

Celebrate the sights, sounds, and flavors of Oregon's hop harvest with a weekend that brings together craft beverages, agriculture, and community in an unforgettable farm setting. Whether you're a dedicated beer enthusiast, a curious hop lover, or simply looking for a unique Willamette Valley experience, Oregon Hop Festival offers something for everyone. Fresh hop season only comes once a year—don't miss your chance to experience it firsthand.