The top 10 beer events in Toronto this spring

The top beer events in Toronto this spring show off the city's various craft breweries. This scene is booming and now that it's getting warmer, you can finally stand outside and enjoy a locally brewed beer without frigidly hopping (get it?!) from foot to foot. 

Events you might want to check out:

Toronto Waterfront 10 Tune-Up (April 13 @ Grace O'Malley's)
Enjoy suds from Collingwood Brewery after a run through the city with this beer-loving running group.
The Brewer's Backyard "Great Friday" (April 14 @ Evergreen Brick Works)
Taste beers from seven breweries from across Ontario alongside a yummy food lineup and kick off your Easter long weekend right.
Brewers Plate 2017 (May 4 @ Corus Quay)
Do good while drinking beer from 10 Ontario brewers paired with food from 10 local chefs at this fundraiser for War Child Canada.
Light vs Dark (May 4 @ Berkeley Church)
May the fourth by with you on this night of light versuse dark. Each beer vendor will feature a light and dark brew.
Rib & Craft Beer Fest (May 18-21 @ RIB FEST at Yonge & Dundas Square)
This massive craft beer and rib festival at Yonge-Dundas Square feels like a giant backyard BBQ
Toronto's Festival of Beer (May 20 @ Fort York, Toronto)
Toronto's Festival of Beer returns to Fort York Garrison Common with Spring Sessions on the May long weekend.
Toronto Craft Brew Cruise (June 3 @ Toronto Craft Brew Cruise)
A select group of craft brewers will jump aboard this three house beer cruise with you.
Session Craft Beer Festival (June 10 @ Yonge-Dundas Square)
Taste local brews from Ontario craft beer makers. There will be 100 types of beer on offer.
Ontario Craft Brew Week (June 10-17 @ Various locations)
Toronto breweries host events, tastings and shows inside restaurants, pubs and cool event spaces across the city to promote independent, craft beer.
Beach BBQ & Brews (June 16-18 @ Woodbine Park)
Find all kinds of award-winning rib makers turning up the heat alongside craft breweries like Flying Monkey, Barnstormer Brewing and Left Field.

by Phil Villeneuve via blogTO