Keep NH Brewing Festival

Admission

• All guests must be 21+ and accompanied by a valid form of government or state-issued ID and valid ticket to enter the festival grounds.
• No valid ID or valid ticket, no entry — no exceptions. 
• Designated Driver ticket holders must be 21+ and shall not be served alcohol at any point, those found consuming will be asked to leave and refused re-entry. 
• No entrance will be granted to anyone showing signs of intoxication at the time of check-in. Tickets will not be refunded if refused entrance occurs. 
• Sorry, no children of any age, including babies or toddlers are permitted. 
• The same goes for our furry friends, no pets, only service animals are allowed in with an accompanying ticket holder. 

Wristbands

• Your session wristband must be visible to staff and volunteers at all times. If you're found without a band you will be asked to leave and escorted off the festival grounds without re-entry. 
• No alcohol shall be served to any Designated Driver. A visible wristband must be on the DD at all times. DDs found consuming alcohol will be asked to leave the festival grounds without re-entry. 
• Brewery staff reserve the right to refuse service to any individual who does not cooperate with wristband identification, ticketing policies, or if the attendees show any signs of intoxication.

Beer Samples

• Each beer sample is a 4 oz pour
• Tasting samples shall only be poured into an official 2023 Keep NH Brewing Festival souvenir glass.
• Beers may be subject to change and we cannot predict the demand for certain beers, thus we do not guarantee the availability of any beers listed in the event program's tap list. 

Drinking Water
Free cold water will be available at water stations throughout the festival grounds. We suggest a one-to-one ratio of beer to water during your sampling. You may use your tasting glass or bring an empty water bottle to the event, which will be inspected upon entry.  No outside alcohol is permitted.

Food & Retail Vendors
An array of local food trucks, snacks, non-alcoholic beverages, and craft-centric merch from local artisans will be available for purchase for the duration of the festival. Please note, that there is no ATM on-site, and make sure to bring cash as most vendors prefer cash only.

• Must be 21+ years old to attend with a valid ID present. No exceptions.
• Sorry, no children of any age, including babies are permitted. 

Pet Policy 
Please leave your furry friends at home. No pets are allowed, only service animals are able to accompany a ticket holder.
Personal Items Policy 

• Please, no large bags inside the festival grounds. All bags and backpacks may be subject to search.
• Empty water bottles are permitted, however, are subject to search prior to entry.
• Lawn chairs and blankets may be brought in, however, the festival is not responsible for any lost or stolen property.
• No outside alcohol, drugs, or weapons of any kind may be brought in. 
• Please refrain from smoking or vaping in public. If you must please seek a designated smoking/vaping area at the far end of the grounds. 

COVID-19 Policy 
The NH Brewers Association strongly encourages all attendees to be vaccinated for COVID-19, for those not fully vaccinated we do recommend face masks. We will be following all CDC, state, and local guidelines to ensure the health and wellbeing of our attendees. 
As of now, New Hampshire does not mandate mask use statewide and does not impose specific restrictions on businesses. Individual communities, however, adopt their own ordinances and may change them without notice.

Discrimination & Harassment Policy (Event Code of Conduct)
The NH Brewers Association is dedicated to providing a harassment-free event experience for everyone, regardless of gender, age, sexual orientation, disability, physical appearance, body size, race, or religion. We do not tolerate harassment of festival participants, volunteers, staff, vendors, or attendees in any form.
All communication should be appropriate and inclusive for all audiences including people of diverse backgrounds, sexual orientations, and cultures. Sexual language and imagery are not appropriate anywhere within the festival grounds. Participants violating these rules may be asked to leave at the sole discretion of the NH Brewers Association and not permitted re-entry to the event.

Public Intoxication Policy 
Brewery staff reserve the right to refuse to serve any individual who does not cooperate with wrist band identification, ticketing policy, or if the attendee shows any signs of intoxication.
Please be nice to the brewery staff and volunteers. They do not make the laws, but it is their job to observe them. Please do not ask them to put their jobs or licenses in jeopardy.

More Information
For additional details, FAQs or inquiries contact [email protected] or visit our website www.nhbrewers.org