Arguably Portland’s greatest beer festival, the Oregon Brewer’s Festival is returning to celebrate 30 years from Wednesday July 26 through July 30. A predicted 80,000 guests will visit Tom McCall park over the three five, trying beers from 91 independent breweries. While the festival still primarily celebrates Oregon beer, breweries from 13 different states will be in attendance, as well as one from The Netherlands.

Each brewery in the main event will be serving a single beer, with over two dozen styles present, from sour beers to dark stouts, refreshing radlers to the classic Oregon IPA. Tastes generally take a single token ($1) while a full serving will cost 5. Other beers may cost additional tokens, like the ninety or so beers in the specialty tent. There’s no cost to enter the event, though a $7 mug must be purchased to taste beers. Tokens are available for cash only throughout the park.