The Inland Empire Brewers Guild is hosting a fundraiser to support Los Angeles County and Inland Empire breweries affected by the recent wildfires and windstorms. The wildfires have damaged or destroyed thousands of homes and businesses in Los Angeles County, and the strong winds have led to public safety power shutoffs that left thousands across Southern California without power for days. The Brewery Relief Beer Fest will take place from noon-5 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 25, at Escape Craft Brewery’s Barrelhouse, 721 Nevada St., Unit 401, Redlands. The event will feature unlimited beer samples plus live music. Food will be available from Ember Woodfired Pizza and TM Tacos. Participating Inland Empire breweries (aside from Escape) include Metabolic Brewing Co., Hangar 24 Craft Brewing, Pro-Five Brewing Company, Carbon Nation Brewing, Smudgepot Brewing Company, Route 30 Brewing Company and Main Street Brewery. Tickets — available via Eventbrite — are $60 (plus a $5.87 service fee). Drink a 22-year-old beer Mt. Baldy Brewery — formerly Last Name Brewing — will celebrate the 22nd anniversary of its flagship beer, Pomona Queen, on Saturday, Jan. 25. The Tribute to the Queen will feature a trio of musical performances: Mykele Hill with Krishna, Jonny Come Lately and D’Santi with Geoff Gurrola. Mt. Baldy Brewery is at 2120 Porterfield Way, Upland. Saturday hours are noon-10 p.m. Happy January Native Son in Rancho Cucamonga has expanded Happy Hour to the entire month of January. The bar is offering $2 discounts on all beer and wine, along with cocktails and shooters on its daily menu. The discounts are available all day, every day through the month. Native Son is located in Haven City Market, 8443 Haven Ave. New in Calimesa A new brunch spot has opened in Calimesa. Happy Mediums bills itself as a “neighborhood eatery.” The menu includes a selection of sandwiches and toasts, plus salads, soup and a grain bowl. Many items are vegan, vegetarian and/or gluten-free. Happy Mediums is at 1007 Calimesa Blvd., Suite H, the former home of Village Bread, before they expanded nearby. Hours are 8 a.m.-3 p.m. Wednesday through Sunday. Thanks to the fine folks at Village Bread for the heads up on their new neighbors. New in Rialto A former Rialto Wienerschnitzel is now offering hot java instead of hot dogs. Starbucks now occupies the building at 190 W. Baseline. The drive-thru location is open 5 a.m.-9 p.m. daily. Thanks to cousin Mark for the heads-up on the new Starbucks. New in Grand Terrace A newly-built Grand Terrace shopping center is now at full capacity with four eateries. Baskin-Robbins is now open in Suite C at 22200 Barton Road. Related Articles Restaurants Food and Drink | Dine 909: These fast-food restaurants are offering discounts for buying more Restaurants Food and Drink | Dine 909: These 2 Mexican food restaurants are coming soon to the Inland Empire Restaurants Food and Drink | Dine 909: These new restaurants have opened in Redlands, Riverside and San Bernardino Restaurants Food and Drink | Dine 909: Taco Tia returns to San Bernardino Restaurants Food and Drink | Dine 909: Mt. Baldy Brewery debuts in Upland The ice cream shop joins Wingstop, Piara Pizza and Rapha Tea. The center was announced in 2021 and its first tenant — Wingstop — opened in 2023. Celebrating three years The newly-rebranded Nine Eight Five Coffee — formerly Snacks — is celebrating its third anniversary Saturday, Jan. 25. The event, which will run from 8 a.m.-3 p.m., will feature DJs playing music and specials all day long. Nine Eight Five is at 985 S. E St., San Bernardino. Sandwich deal Mauza Main Street Deli is offering a 20% discount on its sandwiches for a limited time. Through Saturday, Jan. 25, the deli is offering the discount on any sandwich priced $8.95 or more. Simply mention the discount to receive it. Mauza Deli is at 175 E. Ontario Ave., Suite 102, Corona.