JUNE 2010
Kirkburton Beer Festival
Friday 11 June 3.00pm to 11.00pm
Saturday 12 June 11.00 to 11.00pm
At scout HQ, Hallas Road , Kirkburton HD8 0QQ
Friday night – pie & pea supper, raffle & quiz
Saturday entertainment - Kirkburton Rapier Dancers & large screen TV (in a
marquee for the football) plus Live Music, Bar-B-Q, raffle and family day.
(games & activities for youngsters)
12 Beers to suit all tastes, plus a cider, wine, soft drinks, tea &
coffee.
£5 entry includes lucky programme, glass & beer tokens
Proceeds towards the Scout Hut restoration funds
Donation from profits will go to All Hallows Church heating restoration
JULY 2010
The Stubbing Wharf
will be hosting its 4th Cider Festival, from 2nd to 4th
July 2010.
The annual Cider Festival has become a growing success year
on year, well-known for showcasing one of the largest selections of ciders
and perries in the north of England. This year, the pub has decided to add
an extra day to the event and the Festival will be running for a full
three days, from Friday to Sunday, with attractions for dedicated
enthusiasts, CAMRA members and families too.
As well as a range of over 70 different ciders from
producers across the length and breadth of the UK and beyond; there will
be canal boat cruises, live music from some popular local turns, a
magician and children’s entertainment. There’s free admission too, with
10% discount on Festival Ciders for CAMRA card-carrying members on the
Friday. Saturday includes a hog roast and live entertainment too.
Sunday will be a more family-orientated day. As well as
cider, a delicious array of apple juices will be served up with
attractions including the Stubbing’s ‘Magician Laureate’ and live
entertainment including the Ryburne Longsword Dancers.
“The Cider Festival has become an event that’s now
attracting a growing following throughout the north and beyond,” adds the
Stubbing’s Mathew Browne. “the best craft ciders from around the UK, all
combined with traditional music, a hog roast on Saturday and Sunday
creating a wonderful weekend of fun and enjoyment. It’s great to be able
to introduce ‘real’ cider to those who have previously only had the big
name, mass produced brands,” said Matt. “It’s surprising how both real
cider and the attitudes towards it are changing, and appeal to many
different people, that’s why we now have several craft ciders on the bar
at the Stubbing at all times and they are selling extremely well.” Boat
trips will be running up and down the canal all weekend.
Coupled with the Stubbing Wharf’s great reputation for its
food locally and the canal boat cruises there is plenty to make it a great
day out.
AUGUST 2010
STAITHES
LIFEBOAT BEER FESTIVAL
FREE ENTRY
This years festival will kick off at 11 am on Thursday 19th August and run
till midnight Sunday 22nd.
The Captain Cook Inn, Staithes, North Yorkshire will be holding it's 10th
annual Lifeboat Beer Festival on Thursday 19th, Friday 20th, Saturday 21st
and Sunday 22nd of August. The bar will be open from 11am till midnight
each day. ENTRY IS FREE and we will be scouring the country to find ales
with a maritime theme. This year to keep inline with the maritime theme we
will be serving 15 different flavoured fish cakes to accompany the
wonderful ales on offer.
Many thanks to everyone who has attended previous festivals to make them
such a success, we look forward to seeing you at forth coming events and
we also look forward to seeing some new faces to join our ever increasing
gatherings.
B&B is available from £17.50 per person per night for groups who wish to
stay for a night or two and camping facilities are also available.
