The Baker’s Dozen Coffee Beer and Doughnut Fest is back! For its seventh occurrence, the fest is taking place at John’s Marketplace on SE Powell in Portland, and features 13 specially brewed beers incorporating coffee from different local roasters, paired up with doughnuts from an equal number of bakeries.

The date and time is Saturday, April 22, from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., the perfect brunch hour for coffee and doughnuts and, well, beer! The cost is $40 if you pre-purchase online, or $50 at the door the day of, and it’s all inclusive—you’ll get samples of everything being poured.

Details from the press release:

John’s Marketplace Hosts Beloved Féte of Coffee Beers Complimented by Doughnuts

Oregon’s renowned coffee beer and doughnut festival, Baker’s Dozen, returns for its seventh iteration. The event features three things Portland does best: beer, coffee, and doughnuts, each represented by a baker’s dozen artisans. The name is a throwback to when bakers, to thank their customers, would throw in an extra something-something when they purchased one dozen (12) of, say, doughnuts. Attendees suffer no FOMO; admission includes samples of everything including many of the specific coffee roasts featured in the beers. The festival moves to a new venue with a covered patio, John’s Marketplace (3560 SE Powell Blvd.) on Saturday, April 22, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Tickets are available now for $40 ($50 at the door if available, but note that this event sells out annually) at Merctickets.com/go/BakersDozenFest

This year’s line-up features several breweries new to the event including three nanos. Each beer incorporates a different local roaster’s beans. Beer samples come in three-ounce pours, roasters will be pouring unlimited coffee samples of the cuppajoe used in the beers, and delectable doughnut morsels will be quartered.

2023 Breweries & Roasters (beers subject to change): Breakside, Departed Souls (exclusive coffee doughnut stout from New Jersey), Deschutes, Fracture collab w/ Great Notion (Good Coffee), Fremont, Gateway (Rocky Butte Coffee), Labyrinth Forge (Trailhead Coffee), Little Hop (Ace Run Roasters), Living Haus (Puff Coffee), McMenamins (McMenamins Roasting), Steeplejack, Threshold (Hinterland Coffee) and Wayfinder (Proud Mary Coffee).

2023 Bakeries (doughnuts subject to change): Angel’s Donuts, Annie’s Donuts, Blue Star, Coco Donuts, Delicious Donuts, Donut Queen, HeyDay, Heavenly Donuts, Helen Bernhardt Bakery, Joe’s Donuts, Matt & Memere’s, and Sesame Donuts

This event benefits All Hands Raised, a nonprofit organization benefiting Portland public schools, with a focus on racial equality, which is committed to improving education for children and youth throughout Multnomah County from cradle to career.