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MEDIA RELEASES
18/06/2025 - Tickets on sale for Beervana 2025 as South Korean brewers join line-up | Media Release
South Korean brews are hitting the taps at Beervana 2025, bringing Wellington closer to its sister city Seoul and serving up flavours never before tasted by Kiwi beer lovers. Tickets to the country’s largest beer festival are on sale now, with the event returning to Sky Stadium from 22 to 23 August.
22/08/2024 - Late sales surge brings sweet relief as Beervana sessions sell out | Media Release
Mallow Puffs, meringues, and mango puddings are just a taste of the beers on offer as Kiwi beer lovers descend on the capital for Beervana at Sky Stadium this Friday and Saturday.
25/05/2024 - A World of Beer Awaits as Beervana launches 2024 Festival | Media Release
The first tickets go on sale today for New Zealand’s biggest beer festival which will feature around 50 local and international breweries.
08/11/2023 - Beervana announces 2024 dates | Media Release
New Zealand’s biggest celebration of good beer, Beervana, is set to return to Wellington’s Sky Stadium on Friday 23 and Saturday 24 August, 2024.
15/08/2023 - Beer lovers set to takeover Wellington for Beervana this weekend| Media Release
Beervana returns this weekend (18 + 19 August), with more than 50 local and international breweries taking part at Sky Stadium in Wellington.
09/06/2023: Beervana back in August with more beer-related fun | Media Release
Beervana returns on 18 and 19 August this year, with more than 70 local and international breweries taking part in the event at Sky Stadium in Wellington.
20/06/2022: Beervana comes of age with a new look for its “21st” year | Media Release
New Zealand’s biggest celebration of beer, Beervana proudly presented by Liquorland is back this August 19 + 20 at SKY Stadium Wellington with a fresh new look and bursting with more than 70 breweries already confirmed from across the country, the Tasman and the world.