Downtown Association to Host St. Patrick's Day Brew Crawl

The Pleasanton Downtown Association announced that it will host a St. Patrick's Day-themed Brew Crawl from 6 - 9 p.m., Friday, March 16. 

This decision is in response to the overwhelming success of last October’s Brew Crawl, the first of its kind in downtown Pleasanton.  

Similar to the Halloween Brew Crawl, which sold out days before the event, the St. Patrick’s Day Brew Crawl will feature costumed guests enjoying local craft beer and appetizer tastings from a variety of downtown businesses.  

Laura Olson, PDA’s executive director, said, “The first Brew Crawl was so well-received by the community that we knew we had to host another one sooner rather than later. It’s the perfect combination of craft beer, tasty food and shopping. Guests have a great time at the event and learn about downtown businesses they may have never visited before.  It’s a win-win.”

While many aspects of the St. Patrick’s Day Brew Crawl will be the same as the fall event, there will be several changes. 

For instance, the PDA will be adding a costume contest and photo both to the festivities. Also, more tasting locations will be open and more tickets will be sold to the public.  

The St. Patrick’s Day Brew Crawl will replace the Tidbits, Truffles and Wine Tasting event, which usually takes place in February.