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San Diego · Est. 2014

Prepare to be illuminated.

Kilowatt is a small-batch brewery wired differently: 65 beers pouring across three hand-built taprooms full of LED art, blacklight rooms, infinity mirrors, and giant games. Brewed by hand. Lit by obsession.

Shockingly good. Small batch. Hand-crafted. 20+ taps per room. LED everything.

Current obsessions

Every beer, every tap →

Live from the brewhouse: what is pouring right now across all three rooms.

Kearny Mesa. Ocean Beach. Oceanside. Three rooms. One current.

Three rooms, fully charged

Plugged-in nights

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6:00 PM – 9:00 PM

Ocean Beach Every Wednesday Free

Wednesday Night Art Market

Out at the OB farmers market on a Wednesday? Plug into Kilowatt afterward and browse this week's local artists: paintings, original shirt and hat designs, decor, stickers, prints, and pins, all under the blacklight glow.

7:00 PM – 11:00 PM

Oceanside Every Wednesday Free

Karaoke with KJ Sean

KJ Sean runs the mic every Wednesday night in Oceanside. Bring your shower bangers, your power ballads, and your scream-singing soul. We bring the lights, the sound, and the liquid courage.

7:00 PM – 10:00 PM

Oceanside Every Thursday Free

Throwback Thursdayz with DJ Kidd Rizz

Every Thursday night DJ Kidd Rizz turns the Oceanside tasting room into a time machine: 80s synth pop, 90s hip hop anthems, and dance floor throwbacks with just the right dose of nostalgia. Slide through after the Sunset Market and stay on the floor.

7:00 PM – 11:59 PM

Kearny Mesa First Fridays Free

Cassette Culture with DJ Heather Hardcore

First Friday of every month, DJ Heather Hardcore takes over the Kearny Mesa disco lounge with an all-vinyl-era, all-cassette-soul set. Analog sound, electric room.

Mug Club: $20 a year, 20 oz every pour.

Every 16 oz pint you order arrives as a 20 oz pour, at every Kilowatt, all year. Paint your own mug and we hang it from the ceiling with your name on it.

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Award-winning beer from a 7 BBL brewhouse that refuses to behave.

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