Beer Hall: The Oregon Brewers Festival, CBD Radler Night, and Bailey’s Turns 10!

The biggest and oldest beer festival in the state is also the best place to bring a bourgeoning craft beer junkie, as more than 80,000 friends, enemies, and strangers “Woo” their way through the heat to try a massive selection of craft beer from all over the nation. Tom McCall Waterfront Park, Naito Parkway between SW Harrison St. & NW Glisan St. 12-9 pm July 26-29, 12-7 pm July 30. Free entry, souvenir mug $7, tasting tokens $1.

After a year, Lompoc finally lets loose its collaborations with The Netherlands’ Oproer Brouwerij, a series of fruit-laden, barrel-aged beers with blackberry, peach, and raspberry. Three of Oproer’s own beers, a CDA, imperial oatmeal stout, and session IPA will also be on hand, a rare treat for those of us without the scratch for a ticket to the continent. Lompoc Sidebar, 3901B N Williams Ave. 4 pm. Free.

Bailey’s Taproom celebrates its birthday-eve with five of Firestone Walker’s specially blended anniversary ales, each of which was blended by a team of California vintners as part of a longstanding competition inside the brewery. Extremely complex, high-alcohol ales that age impeccably up to about the five year mark, this is a rare opportunity that lovers of dark beer shouldn’t miss. Bailey’s Taproom, 213 SW Broadway. 12 pm. Free.

Bend’s Ablis will mix its CBD-infused sodas with the awesome Tin Bucket taplist tonight, creating an assortment of CBD-laced radlers that will turn even the worst of the mid-week slumps around. Tin Bucket, 3520 N Williams Ave. 5 pm. Free.

Portland’s best taproom celebrates a decade in business with 10 specially-made beers from acclaimed local breweries, in a packed-house event that should bring every cellar-stashing beer nerd out of the woodwork. Bailey’s Taproom, 213 SW Broadway. 12 pm. Free.