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Wednesday 23rd October - Saturday 26th October | 2024 | Wed (12pm-5pm), Thurs & Fri (12pm-10pm), Sat (12pm-9pm)
Renaissance at Kelham Hall,
CAMRA Members £7pp* | Non-Members £10pp
Enjoy Kelham Hall Beer & Cider Festival and discover an exceptional selection of over 100 beers and 30 ciders, perfect for enthusiasts and casual tasters alike. There will also be a range of wines, fizz, and local gin available, for those with diverse tastes.
The festival will feature the prestigious Champion Beer of Britain judging (CBOB), giving you the chance to sample award-winning beers throughout the event. Enjoy non-stop entertainment and live music all day and evening, creating the perfect backdrop for this fabulous occasion.
Indulge in fantastic food available throughout the festival, perfectly complementing your favourite brews. Highlighting the festival is our renowned pork pie competition, judged by professionals to crown the best of the best. Whether you're here for the drinks, the music, or the competition, the Kelham Hall Beer and Cider Festival promises an unforgettable experience for all. Don't miss out—mark your calendars and join us for this extraordinary event!
Tickets include full weekend access, souvenir pint glass and festival programme.
*Proof of CAMRA Membership will be required on entry
Children Under 18 Years - Free (All children must be accompanied by an adult. All children are allowed to attend the event until 5pm on each day.
After 5pm the event is strictly over 18s only.
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