Daily TribuneFilipino brewers, local flavors, and live music take center stage at the country’s biggest craft beer celebration in Robinsons’ flagship township.
MNL Craft Beer Festival 2025 at Bridgetowne Central Park on 13 June.
Photo by Jason Mago for DAILY TRIBUNE
MNL Craft Beer Festival 2025 at Bridgetowne Central Park on 13 June.
Photo by Jason Mago for DAILY TRIBUNE
The MNL Craft Beer Festival 2025 opened Friday, 13 June at Bridgetowne Central Park, kicking off a two-night celebration of Filipino brewing, local flavors, and live music.
Now in its latest edition, the highly anticipated festival features more than 30 craft breweries from across the Philippines, offering a diverse range of beer styles – from tropical India Pale Ales and rich stouts to experimental and seasonal brews.
The event is being held at Bridgetowne Central Park, the open-air heart of Bridgetowne, a flagship development under Robinsons Destination Estates.
Developed by Robinsons Land Corporation, Bridgetowne blends urban living, business, and leisure in a strategic location between Quezon City and Pasig.
Aside from craft beer, festivalgoers can enjoy a curated lineup of food trucks and local eats, specially paired to complement the drinks on tap. Entry is free and open to the public.
Live performances are a major draw, featuring homegrown talent across multiple genres. The opening night’s entertainment included jazz-funk act Wuji Wuji, alternative pop group Motion Picture Blur, and DJ Luane, who closed the evening with her signature high-energy set.
Tonight, the second night’s lineup features genre-bending Bed Potato Band at 7:30 PM, followed by indie-alternative favorites Lions & Acrobats at 8:30 PM DJ Luane returns to wrap up the event at 9:30 PM
Festival hours run from 5 PM to 11 PM on both nights at Bridgetowne Central Park – a lifestyle venue that brings together city energy and community spirit under one sky.
