THE 2024 COMMITTEE

  • Alexandra Brooks

    COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN
    MARKETING LEAD

  • Alyssa Kelley

    VIP EXPERIENCE LEAD

  • Amy Kuzemka

    EDMARC REPRESENTATIVE

  • Ashley Kirkland

    MARKETING SUPPORT

  • Ashlin James

    VIP EXPERIENCE SUPPORT

  • Brian Kemp

    TICKETING LEAD
    MARKETING SUPPORT

  • Brian Twiddy

    VOLUNTEER SUPPORT

  • Caroline Johnson

    THE ARC OF GREATER WILLIAMSBURG REPRESENTATIVE

  • Christian Leach

    OPERATIONS LEAD

  • Darley Twiddy

    VOLUNTEER LEAD

  • David Jolley

    COMMITTEE TREASURER
    ROTARY CLUB OF WILLIAMSBURG REPRESENTATIVE

  • Hannah Warner

    ENTERTAINMENT LEAD

  • Jennifer Pye

    VIP EXPERIENCE SUPPORT

  • Jim Miles

    FOOD & BEVERAGE SUPPORT
    THE ROTARY CLUB OF WILLIAMSBURG REPRESENTATIVE

  • Kim Dillinger

    BACON STREET YOUTH & FAMILY SERVICES REPRESENTATIVE

  • Lauren Moore

    FOOD & BEVERAGE LEAD
    GREATER WILLIAMSBURG CHAMBER OF COMMERCE REPRESENATIVE

  • Mary Hard

    AVALON CENTER REPRESENTATIVE

  • Mike Franks

    SPONSORSHIP LEAD

  • Nathalie Rose

    MARKETING SUPPORT

  • Pam McGregor

    THE ARC OF GREATER WILLIAMSBURG REPRESENTATIVE

  • Randy Riffle

    OPERATIONS SUPPORT

  • Robert Hall

    SPONSORSHIP LEAD

  • Sean Driscoll

    ROTARY CLUB OF WILLIAMSBURG REPRESENTATIVE

  • Elizabeth Sachdeva

    MARKETING SUPPORT

  • Kristin Doherty

    SPONSORSHIP SUPPORT & ACCOUTING

HOW IT BEGAN

  • The Williamsburg Craft Beer Festival began in 2014 when the Aspire Young Professionals (formerly YEP) joined forces with The Rotary Club of Williamsburg to develop a large-scale fundraising and development event that could benefit local non-profits while also attracting the attention of some of the Historic Triangle’s younger residents. The partnership between the two organizations was a perfect fit from the start, as both held shared missions of generating community outreach and engagement among other civic, business, and social goals

  • This attractive, but under-utilized park, perfectly fit the Festival’s early needs. The first festival featured 20 beers on tap, raised $11,000 for four local non-profits, and welcomed an estimated 750 guests. In the five years that followed, the festival grew significantly, including a major expansion in 2018 to include the lawn outside of the Williamsburg Community Building to accommodate larger crowds and additional amenities in conjunction with its participation in culturefix’s Scrumptious weekend.

  • 100% of all proceeds from the Williamsburg Craft Beer Fest always go directly back into the community through our partner non-profits. Plans are currently underway for the 2023 festival, so stay tuned for more details on our plans to make year eight the best yet!

EVENT IMPACT

Money Donated

Attendees

Available Beers

Breweries Attended