Toronto’s massive après-ski party is back next month

Après-ski, anyone? The Roundhouse Winter Craft Beer Fest is one of Toronto’s most highly anticipated gatherings, where après-ski gear, good vibes, and delicious beer take over for one day only.

The 2026 rendition of the Roundhouse Craft Beer Fest is happening on Saturday, Feb 21, at Roundhouse Park outside of Steam Whistle Brewing, and if you want in on the fun, you’ll need to act quickly, as tickets are currently on sale.

“Gather your pals, retro ski gear, long johns, and all the flannel you can get your mitts on,” the festival shares – and they mean it. Dressing in your best ski outfit is highly recommended.

Other happenings will include drink samples galore from Ontario’s top breweries, wineries, distilleries, cideries, and non-alc vendors, seven food stations, games (like giant beer pong, for example), and a DJ spinning tracks all day long.

The party kicks off at noon for those with general admission, and 11 a.m. for those with early access. Tickets start at $60.31 per person.

If you’ve never been to The Roundhouse Winter Craft Beer Fest, I highly recommend it with a big group of pals. If there’s going to be cold weather, we may as well make the most of it — am I right?

So, come thirsty, hungry, and ready to party, Toronto.

Roundhouse Winter Craft Beer Fest

When: Saturday, Feb. 21, 2026
Time: Noon to 6 p.m.
Where: Roundhouse Park – 255 Bremner Blvd.
Cost: $60.31+

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