Pour It Out, Port Orange!
Cold beer, live music, and an excuse to stay out past sunset? Say no more! The 2026 Summer Brew & Food Fest returns to Port Orange City Center on June 12-13 with craft brews, tribute concerts, family activities, and two days built for easy summer fun.
Brews, Beats, and a Busy Weekend
The festivities kick off Friday, June 12, from 5 to 9 p.m., when the Triton Cay Daytona Beer Garden opens alongside food vendors and entertainment throughout the festival grounds. The food court, sponsored by Bronx House Pizza, gives visitors plenty of options for dinner while PozzyVibes brings entertainment to the amphitheater from 6 to 9 p.m.
It's the kind of Friday night lineup designed to ease people into the weekend. Grab a drink, find a seat, listen to live music, and enjoy a summer evening without worrying about a long drive home afterward.
Saturday shifts into full festival mode.
From 10 a.m. until 9 p.m., Port Orange City Center will host a packed schedule that balances family activities with adult-friendly entertainment. Kids can burn off energy in the Bounce & Bang Fitness Kids Zone while craft beer enthusiasts make their way through the popular Craft Beer Walk, running from noon until 6 p.m.
As the sun starts dropping, the music takes center stage once again. Tribute act Almighty Queen closes out the evening with a performance from 7 to 9 p.m., bringing the songs of one of rock's most recognizable bands to the amphitheater crowd.
A Festival Built Around Community
What makes the Summer Brew & Food Fest stand out isn't any single attraction. It's the way the pieces fit together.
Families can spend the afternoon together. Friends can meet up for the beer walk. Music fans can settle in for a concert. Local businesses get an opportunity to connect with visitors while showcasing what makes the Port Orange area unique.
In many ways, the festival reflects what people want from summer events right now. Less rushing around. More gathering. More local flavor. More reasons to spend time outdoors with neighbors and friends.
For one June weekend, Port Orange City Center becomes exactly that kind of place, and that's a tradition worth raising a glass to!
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