Seventh Son Brewing will celebrate 13 years with a 3-day party
Seventh Son Brewing Co. is celebrating its 13th birthday in April and inviting everyone to the party.
The Italian Village brewery has three days of events planned, starting April 18, including DJs, live music, brewery tours, fundraisers, trivia, cake, and, of course, plenty of beer. It's all planned at the Seventh Son brewery and taproom, 1101 N. 4th St. in Columbus.
Seventh Son Brewing Co. will celebrate its 13th year in Columbus with three days of events from April 18-20, 2026.
“We are very thankful and slightly awed to be a part of the Columbus community 13 years later," co-founder Collin Castore said in an announcement of the brewery's birthday plans.
Seventh Son was part of an early wave of Columbus craft breweries that opened in the mid-2010s, capitalizing on what The Dispatch reported at the time was a trend toward "locavore" eating and drinking and a relaxing state of regulation on small brewers.
The brewery since expanded into hard seltzers, cold brews and, until banned by Ohio lawmakers and Gov. Mike DeWine in March, THC beverages.
Here is the schedule for Seventh Son's celebration:
Saturday, April 18: "The Coming Home" will play records in the bar starting at 1 p.m. Brewery tours will be offered starting at 4 p.m., along with pints of cake from The Cheesecake Girl. From 4 to 9 p.m., live performances from High Helen, The Cheater Slicks, DJ Surly Shirley and The Rough Touch will take place in the parking lot, followed by a DJ Scoppa dance party until midnight in the Seventh Son Sunroom.
Seventh Son also promises "special release beer surprises" as well.
Sunday, April 19: The brewery's second Cat People for the People event from 1 to 5 p.m. will benefit the Cat Welfare Association and Purrgatory Cat Rescue. There will be vendors set up, and musical acts will include Kennedy Hall and the Summer Strays.
Monday, April 20: Everyone's first beer will be 13 cents on brewery's actual birthday. There also will be a special Seventh Son trivia session and $13 T-shirts.
