Burning Foot Festival adds craft cider, wine, and liquor for the 9th annual event

Food & Drink

Feb 28

The Lakeshore Brewers Guild has partnered with the Michigan Craft Distillers Association, Michigan Cider Association, and Michigan Wine Collaborative for the 9th annual Burning Foot Festival on August 24 at Pere Marquette Beach in Muskegon. The collaboration brings together over 100 craft beverage companies for a unique experience that fuses craft beverages, art, live music, and camping.

"...This phenomenal event perfectly embodies the spirit of celebration, creativity, and craftsmanship that defines Michigan's cider industry. From crisp and refreshing to bold and complex, Michigan's cider offerings are as diverse as the landscapes that inspire them," said Paula Englin, Executive Director, Michigan Cider Association. "We can't wait for festival guests to embark on a flavor-filled journey with us as we showcase the finest ciders from across the state and celebrate the incredible full spectrum of flavors our friends in the brewing, distilling, and winemaking communities will be sharing as well."

The Burning Foot Festival festival features an eclectic mix of local and regional artisans. Attendees are immersed in the music from talented national touring artists set against the backdrop of Lake Michigan.

"We're ecstatic to enter our ninth year of Burning Foot Festival, and we're pulling out all the stops to make this the most memorable edition yet," said Allen Serio, Director, Burning Foot Festival. "The Lakeshore Brewers Guild is dedicated to celebrating the diversity and craftsmanship of Michigan's beverage industry, and our partnerships with these esteemed associations will undoubtedly elevate the overall experience for our patrons."

Camping options are available for those who wish to extend their Burning Foot experience. Tickets for Burning Foot Festival 2024 will be available starting June 8 via the festival's website https://burningfoot.beer/.