A year after Angel City Brewing — formerly of Alpine Village near Torrance, of course, albeit under different ownership — reopened in the downtown Los Angeles  arts district with a Music & Arts Festival they’re doing it all over again from 1 p.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday.

The event will allow the brewery to showcase its newly-renovated Mezzanine and “a giant shed space” that will house the brewery’s performing arts presentations.

Fun fact: Angel City is only two blocks from the Little Tokyo/Arts District stop on the gold line, and is encouraging festival-goers to take advantage of the city’s public transportation by giving $1 off a pint to anyone who takes a bus, or the Metro.

Event highlights include:

• A giant second anniversary toast beginning at 1:30pm.
• Numerous food trucks offering an urban beer picnic.
• Brewer-led tours & beer tastings.
• ACB canvas public painting project.
• Theatrical performances by Frontierville.
• An Angel City arcade will feature games such as ping pong, darts and board games.
• Outdoor artisan bazaar with handmade accessories, thrift finds, and art prints.
• Special beer releases including Imperial Tart Cherry, Barrel-Aged Rye Lager, Mexican-Style Cola Ale, French Sip, Imperial Chai Stout, and Oktoberfest, as well as the usual draft flavors including White Nite, Angeleno IPA, Eureka! Wit, and Gold Line Pilsner.