Wrocław Good Beer Festival 2027 – Poland

What to expect in 2027

Wrocław Good Beer Festival 2027, known locally as Wrocławski Festiwal Dobrego Piwa, is planned for June 2027 at Tarczyński Arena Wrocław in Wrocław, Poland. The exact 2027 dates have not yet been announced. The festival is built around craft beer, regional brewing, gastronomy, education, live music, competitions and entertainment, bringing together breweries from Poland and abroad with food vendors and beer enthusiasts.

The festival has developed from a local beer event into a large-scale celebration of craft brewing. The organisers describe it as an important beer event in Poland and Europe, with exhibitors from Poland and other European countries. Its programme goes beyond tasting, with workshops, talks, brewing education, culinary demonstrations, music and interactive attractions.

The most recent edition provides a useful indication of the scale visitors can expect in 2027. The festival had 61 beer exhibitors, approximately 610 draught beers, around 2,000 bottled beers, 34 gastronomy exhibitors, 12 exhibitors representing other alcoholic drinks and a large collection of commercial and partner stands. The event occupied approximately 44,000 square metres around Tarczyński Arena.

The 2027 programme is expected to include:

• Craft breweries: Polish and international breweries presenting multiple beer styles.
• Beer tastings: Draught, bottled and canned beers in traditional and experimental styles.
• Beer education: Brewing workshops, sensory training, guided tasting activities and expert presentations.
• Beer & culinary stage: Cooking demonstrations, beer-pairing discussions and educational presentations.
• Live music: Concerts and entertainment on the main festival stage.
• Special zones: Chillout areas, themed attractions and interactive activities.
• Food zone: Street food and international cuisine designed to pair with craft beer.
• Other craft drinks: Cider, mead, wine and craft spirits.
• Beer tourism: Activities connecting visitors with breweries and brewing culture.
• Competitions: Festival awards, quizzes and brewing-related competitions.

The 2027 exhibitors and entertainment lineup are still to be confirmed. The festival’s previous programme suggests that visitors should expect a combination of established Polish craft breweries, smaller independent producers, international exhibitors, food trucks, workshops and live entertainment.

Event dates

Wrocław Good Beer Festival 2027 is planned for June 2027 (Dates TBD).

The organisers have not yet published the exact 2027 calendar dates. The event traditionally operates across three days, giving visitors multiple opportunities to explore the brewery stands, food areas, educational programme and entertainment. The latest edition followed a three-day format.

The most recent festival operated from afternoon until late evening on its opening days, with an earlier start and earlier finish on the final day. The exact 2027 opening hours will be announced with the official programme.

Visitors planning accommodation or long-distance travel should wait for the official 2027 schedule before making non-refundable bookings.

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Venue & festival site

Wrocław Good Beer Festival 2027 will take place at Tarczyński Arena Wrocław, the city’s major football stadium and events complex.

Venue: Tarczyński Arena Wrocław
Address: al. Śląska 1, 54-118 Wrocław, Poland

The festival takes place primarily across the arena’s esplanade and surrounding outdoor areas rather than inside the main stadium seating bowl. The extensive festival grounds allow the organisers to create separate beer, food, entertainment, educational and relaxation zones.

The most recent edition covered approximately 44,000 square metres, including about 28,000 square metres of esplanade and approximately 8,000 square metres of green areas. The venue also had around 1,250 parking spaces associated with the festival setup.

The festival’s large outdoor format makes it possible to visit many breweries in one trip while also moving between food trucks, stages, workshops and chillout areas.

Full lineup

The full 2027 brewery and entertainment lineup has not yet been announced.

The previous edition featured 61 beer exhibitors, demonstrating the breadth of the festival’s brewery programme. The official exhibitor announcement included Polish craft breweries such as Maryensztadt, Browar Dukla, Browar Widawa, Browar Złoty Pies, Brofaktura, Magic Road, Browar Zakładowy, Browar Gryfus, Browar Odrzański, ReCraft, Browar Stu Mostów, Funky Fluid, Browar Artezan, AleBrowar, PINTA, Browar Amber and many others. International representation included breweries and beer companies connected with countries such as the Czech Republic and Germany.

The 2027 lineup is expected to continue this mixture of established craft breweries, regional producers, smaller independent projects and international participants.

The brewery lineup is particularly important for visitors because individual exhibitors can offer several beers at once, meaning the total selection is considerably larger than the number of brewery stands.

Headliners & featured artists

The 2027 musical lineup has not yet been announced.

Music is an established part of Wrocław Good Beer Festival rather than an occasional addition. The previous edition featured four acts on the main festival stage, alongside additional entertainment on themed stages and DJ programming.

Recent featured performers included:

• The Kings of Disco: A Wrocław formation performing dance-oriented interpretations of well-known disco-era songs.
• Motyle: A Wrocław trio combining melodic pop with rock energy and emotional songwriting.
• We Draw A: A Wrocław-Warsaw electronic duo known for melodic electronic music and live performances.
• Angelika Klimek & Paweł Lisiecki: A vocal and guitar duo working across soul, R&B and funk.

These artists were part of the previous edition and should not be treated as confirmed performers for 2027. The new lineup will be announced separately by the organisers.

The festival has also used DJs, themed music programming and smaller-stage performances to create entertainment throughout the grounds.

Stages & performance areas

The 2027 festival is expected to use several different entertainment and educational spaces.

Main festival stage: The main stage combines live music with selected announcements, entertainment and festival programming. Previous editions featured multiple bands performing throughout the festival.

Beer & culinary stage: This is one of the most important educational spaces. It combines brewing topics with food demonstrations, beer-and-food pairings, expert discussions and cooking presentations.

Cuban-Caribbean zone: The latest edition introduced a dedicated Cuban-Caribbean area with its own smaller stage, providing a different musical and cultural atmosphere from the main festival area.

Fermentation zone: This area focuses more heavily on beer education, guided activities, quizzes and sensory experiences.

Chillout zones: Relaxation areas give visitors somewhere to sit between tastings, meals, concerts and workshops.

The exact configuration of the 2027 site will be published with the festival map.

Stage-by-stage schedule

The detailed 2027 stage schedule has not yet been announced.

Based on the previous programme, the main festival stage can be expected to combine daytime entertainment and evening concerts. The beer-and-culinary stage normally contains a mixture of presentations, cooking demonstrations, competition announcements and educational sessions.

The Fermentation zone has previously hosted guided beer walks, quizzes and sensory activities. Some guided beer walks were organised around particular styles, such as stout, IPA, pilsner, bitter, smoked beer, fruit sour beers, strong dark beers and low- or alcohol-free beer.

A future 2027 schedule is expected to identify:

• Main-stage concerts
• DJ performances
• Beer-and-food demonstrations
• Brewing presentations
• Sensory walks
• Guided beer tours
• Quizzes
• Competitions
• Workshop sessions
• Special cultural attractions

Visitors should check the official programme after publication because times and locations can change.

Set times

2027 set times have not yet been announced.

The previous festival programme indicates that concerts were generally scheduled during the afternoon and evening, while educational and culinary activities took place throughout the operating hours.

The main stage has historically included several music acts across the festival period. Smaller stages can also feature DJs, themed performances and interactive entertainment.

For visitors interested in a particular performer or workshop, the official daily schedule should be checked before arriving because some activities overlap. The festival is large enough that moving between stages and exhibitor zones can take time.

Ticket types

General admission to the festival has traditionally been free.

The official festival FAQ states that entry to the festival is free, although selected programme activities may have separate charges. The latest regulations also state that entry to the festival grounds is free.

There is therefore no standard 2027 general-admission ticket price to report.

Potential visitor costs can instead include:

• Beer: Purchased separately from individual brewery stands.
• Food: Purchased separately from food exhibitors.
• Special workshops: Some educational activities can have separate fees.
• Sensory experiences: Selected guided experiences may be paid.
• Festival glassware: Special commemorative glasses can be purchased.
• Ekokubek rental: Reusable festival cups can be rented under the festival’s deposit system.

As a previous-edition reference, official festival glassware included a 0.5-litre ceramic mug for approximately $10.80, a 0.3-litre glass for approximately $9.45, and a 0.5-litre goblet for approximately $9.45, based on the published local prices and an approximate conversion of 1 PLN = $0.27. These were previous-edition merchandise prices and are not confirmed 2027 prices.

VIP & premium options

Wrocław Good Beer Festival does not traditionally operate with a central VIP admission system.

The free-entry model means that the main festival grounds, concerts and many educational attractions are accessible without a general admission ticket. Some specialist experiences may have separate registration or fees.

Premium-style experiences may include:

• Paid sensory sessions: More structured beer evaluation with an expert.
• Special tasting sessions: Guided tastings focused on particular styles or breweries.
• Brewing workshops: Educational activities for people interested in home brewing.
• Festival glassware: Collectible glasses offering a souvenir from the event.
• Special food experiences: Selected culinary activities connected with beer.

The 2027 organisers have not yet announced whether any new premium packages or paid experiences will be introduced.

Event rules

The festival operates under specific safety and conduct regulations.

Important rules include:

• Free entry: General entry to the festival grounds is free.
• Age verification: Visitors purchasing beer may be asked to show identification if their age is not clear.
• Children: Minors may enter when accompanied by an adult.
• Outside alcohol: Visitors may be refused entry if they bring alcohol that was not purchased inside the festival area.
• Safety: Weapons, dangerous objects, explosives, pyrotechnics and prohibited substances are not permitted.
• Conduct: Organisers can refuse entry to people who are visibly intoxicated, aggressive or creating a safety risk.
• Noise: The festival includes loud sound areas, and the regulations warn visitors about potential hearing risks.
• Photography: The organisers may record images during the event for documentation and promotional purposes.
• Festival regulations: Everyone entering the site must follow both festival and venue regulations.

These rules are based on the most recently published festival regulations and should be checked again when the 2027 regulations are released.

How to get there

Tarczyński Arena Wrocław is located in the western part of Wrocław and is connected to the city centre by public transportation.

The festival organisers encourage visitors to use public transport, particularly because large numbers of visitors can make car travel less convenient.

Visitors arriving from central Wrocław can use tram and bus connections toward the stadium district. The festival has previously worked with the city’s transport authorities to provide special festival transport services during the event.

For international visitors, Wrocław’s main railway station provides connections to the city transport network. From the central area, visitors can continue by tram or bus toward the Tarczyński Arena area.

Public transport & parking

Public transport is one of the most practical ways to reach the festival.

Previous festival transport arrangements have included special tram services marked specifically for the event. The organisers have also directed visitors toward public transport as the preferred way to travel to Tarczyński Arena.

Parking is available around the stadium.

The previous edition provided:

• Tarczyński Arena multi-storey parking: Approximately $8.10 per day based on the published 30 PLN daily rate.
• External parking: Free parking areas were available from the direction of Królewiecka Street and Lotnicza Street.
• Total capacity: The festival’s published technical information listed approximately 1,250 parking spaces.

These previous-edition parking arrangements and prices should be checked against the official 2027 visitor information before travelling.

Accommodation areas

Visitors can stay in central Wrocław or choose accommodation closer to the stadium.

Wrocław Old Town: A convenient choice for first-time visitors who want access to restaurants, historic attractions, nightlife and central transport connections.

City Centre: Staying around the main railway station and central districts provides convenient connections to the festival while keeping visitors close to the city’s main attractions.

Fabryczna: The district surrounding the western side of Wrocław can provide easier access to Tarczyński Arena than accommodation in the historic centre.

Maślice: A practical choice for visitors who want to stay closer to the festival venue.

Stadium area: Accommodation around the Tarczyński Arena district can reduce travel time, particularly for visitors planning to attend several days.

Visitors staying in central Wrocław can combine the festival with sightseeing in the historic city centre, while those staying closer to the arena may find it easier to return after evening concerts.

Food & drink

Beer is the central attraction, but the festival’s food programme has developed into a major part of the experience.

The latest exhibitor programme included 34 gastronomy exhibitors serving food from Poland and around the world. Options ranged from burgers and fries to Asian, Middle Eastern, Balkan, Greek and Portuguese-inspired food, alongside desserts, cheese and street-food concepts.

Recent food exhibitors included:

• Bomba Truck
• Prosto z Pieca
• Belgian Fries
• Arizona Pastrami & Burger
• Souvlaki Greek Truck
• Burrito in Love
• Balkan Burger
• Fabryka Churros
• Dim Sum
• Wings & Strips
• NATA Portuguese Snacks
• Asian Express
• Makaron w Parmezanie
• Lody Normalne
• Sery z Podhala

These exhibitors were part of the previous edition and are not confirmed for 2027. The new food lineup will be announced closer to the festival.

Accessibility

Tarczyński Arena provides a large event environment with extensive outdoor areas. Visitors requiring specific accessibility assistance should check the venue’s current accessibility arrangements before attending.

The festival’s outdoor format means that visitors may need to move between different zones, stages, brewery stands and food areas. Planning the route in advance can make the experience easier for visitors with mobility requirements.

The organisers publish site maps and festival layouts to help visitors understand where breweries, food vendors, stages and attractions are located. The festival area is extensive, so checking the map before arrival is useful for all visitors.

Visitors needing specific assistance should contact the organiser before the event using the official contact details.

Best days to attend

Because the exact 2027 dates and programme have not been announced, the best day will depend on what visitors want to experience.

For beer tasting: A quieter daytime period can provide more opportunities to talk with brewers and explore stands without the busiest evening crowds.

For live music: The later part of the festival day generally provides the strongest concert atmosphere, with the main stage moving toward live performances and entertainment.

For education: Visitors interested in brewing, sensory evaluation and beer styles should prioritise a day with the greatest number of workshops and guided activities.

For food: Any full festival day provides access to the food zone, but visitors who want to combine several meals with beer tastings may prefer a longer visit.

For families: Earlier daytime periods can be more comfortable for families, especially when interactive attractions and activities are operating.

A three-day visit provides the greatest opportunity to explore the extensive brewery and food selection without trying to see everything in one session.

Previous year’s highlights

The previous edition demonstrated the scale of Wrocław Good Beer Festival. The organisers recorded 61 beer exhibitors, around 610 draught beers and approximately 2,000 bottled beers, alongside 34 gastronomy exhibitors. There were also 12 exhibitors representing other alcoholic beverages.

The beer programme included breweries such as Browar Maryensztadt, Browar Widawa, Browar Złoty Pies, Brofaktura, Magic Road, Browar Stu Mostów, Funky Fluid, Browar Artezan, PINTA, Browar Amber and many other Polish and international producers.

The food programme covered a wide range of cuisines, including burgers, Greek food, Balkan dishes, Asian food, Portuguese snacks, pastrami, churros, dumplings, cheese and other street-food options.

The entertainment programme included The Kings of Disco, Motyle, We Draw A, and Angelika Klimek with Paweł Lisiecki on the main stage. The festival also featured a Cuban-Caribbean zone, chillout areas, a beer-and-culinary stage and an extensive educational programme.

One particularly notable educational feature was the Beer Pilot programme, which took visitors around selected brewery stands while exploring different beer styles and themes. The programme also included sensory walks led by beer professionals, giving participants an opportunity to learn how beer is assessed through aroma, flavour and other sensory characteristics.

The previous edition also continued the festival’s ecological approach through reusable eco-cups and collectible festival glassware. The organisers have highlighted their use of deposit-based reusable cups as part of efforts to reduce single-use plastic at the event.

Official tickets

Wrocław Good Beer Festival traditionally offers free general admission, so visitors do not normally need to purchase a standard festival entrance ticket. Selected workshops, sensory experiences or other special activities may have separate fees or registration requirements.

The 2027 programme, brewery list, special activities and any paid experiences will be published through the official festival website as preparations progress.

For official information, programme announcements, exhibitors, visitor guidance and 2027 updates, use the official festival website.

Official Wrocław Good Beer Festival website (https://www.festiwaldobregopiwa.pl/)

The organiser’s published contact information includes +48 502 262 911 and biuro@festiwaldobregopiwa.pl for programme and educational matters.