How to Participate

Locate a Brewing Site

Find a brewing site in your neighborhood or town and RSVP to attend. You can even access a map to help you find it.

View Learn to Homebrew Day events (closed for 2012)

Register a Brewing Site

Homebrewers, homebrew clubs, and homebrew shops - this is your opportunity to share the joy of homebrewing. Plan a brewing demonstration and teach others how to homebrew!

Registration is closed for 2012.

Learn to Homebrew Resources

Find a homebrew recipe

With the AHA's Beer Recipe Blog or Homebrewopedia you can find the perfect recipe to get you brewing. Beginners, start with an extract recipe.

2012 Learn to Homebrew Day poster

- Open this pdf, write in your event details, print and hang up in your homebrew shop or at a club meeting.

Customizable Press Release

(Word Document) - send this to the local newspaper to get more brewers at your event.

Zymurgy: An Introduction to Homebrewing

Download an the online version. (The deadline to mail hard copies has now past for 2012.)

Your Brewing
Library

Such as: Zymurgy, eZymurgy, Zymurgy: An Introduction to Homebrewing, The Complete Joy of Homebrewing, How To Brew, and other homebrewing books.

Celebrate Homebrew

Post pictures or videos to the AHA Facebook and Twitter pages.
Share your homebrew, or pair your homebrew with food.
Invite your friends back over to bottle the beer you brewed together.
Encourage new homebrewers to go to their local homebrew supply shop.
Buy an American Homebrewers Association Gift Membership as a gift for new homebrewers.
Have new homebrewers check out HomebrewersAssociation.org for up-to-date brewing information.

Contact

Matt Bolling, AHA Events & Membership Coordinator
888.822.6273 x 184 | 303.447.0816 x 184 | matt@brewersassociation.org

on HomebrewersAssociation.org