Consumer Goods
Ontario Craft Brewers Conference
The Ontario Craft Brewers Conference and Marketplace is Canada’s craft brewing industry annual conference and trade show for craft brewers and industry suppliers. The event brings brewery principals, staff, and suppliers together for networking, education, and business over in November 2026 in Hamilton.
The essentials
Event details
- Dates
- November 2026
- Address
- 1 Summers Lane, Hamilton, ON L8P 4Y2
- Organiser
- Ontario Craft Brewers
- Expected attendance
- 1,000
- Industry
- Consumer Goods
Who attends
The audience
1,000+ attendees, representatives from approximately 120 craft breweries, including Canadian, U.S. and Ontario craft brewery owners, operators, brewers, investors, government and industry champions; as well as 120+ leading-edge industry suppliers to the brewing industry in the OCBC Marketplace.
As described by the organiser
Public discussion
What people are saying
Official hashtag #ontariocraftbrewersconference
- VideoOCBC25 Promo Video
Announcing the Ontario Craft Brewers Conference & Marketplace 2025 (#OCBC25)! Nov. 5 & 6, 2025 in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. This is Canada's top craft brewing industry conference and trade show ...
- VideoConference | Ontario Craft Brewers
On stage
Speakers
- Dave Infantecontributing editor and columnist, VinePair
- Jean-Marc Mackenzie
On the floor
Sponsor
- Zenan Glass
Logistics
Where to stay
Places to stay near the venue.
Homewood Suites by Hilton ★★★
40 Bay Street South, Hamilton
Sheraton
116 King Street West
Arrival Inn ★
175 Main Street West
Staybridge Suites
20 Caroline Street South
The Laundry Rooms
18 Augusta Street, Hamilton
Hampton Inn by Hilton
7 Queen Street North
Signature Stay Inn & Suites
210 Main Street East
Admiral Inn
149 Dundurn Street North
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