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Boring beer festivals? Not on our watch. We’ve taken the beer festival rulebook, set it on fire and launched it out of a confetti cannon. Craft Brew Festival isn’t like any other beer festival - it’s five hours of full-throttle, all-in, party-mode madness with bottomless craft beer, cider, wine, non-alcoholic beer, soft drinks and prosecco. No faff. No overpriced drink tokens. Just pure, unfiltered fun. 2025 was epic… but 2026 is set to be next-level! Thanks to your feedback, we’re cranking up the party vibes in Manchester like never before.

One of London's most characterful summer beer events returns to the historic surroundings of Guildhall Yard on Thursday 2 July 2026. City Beerfest brings together more than 55 beers from 13 brewers across the UK, Europe and Canada, served alongside street food, live music and games. The line-up spans cask, keg and international styles, with non-alcoholic, low-alcohol and gluten-free options too — so there's plenty to enjoy whatever you drink. It's also a festival with a purpose. Organised by the City of London Corporation in partnership with the Worshipful Company of Brewers, City Beerfest has raised over £175,000 for charity since 2013, with proceeds supporting The Lord Mayor's Appeal. The participating brewers donate their beer to help make that possible. Sessions run from 12:30 to 21:00. Tickets are £20, with Early Bird and Advance discounts available when booking online.

The Merchant Adventurers’ Charity Beer Festival will be back on Friday, 3 July and Saturday, 4 July 2026. Taking place at the stunning Merchant Adventurers’ Hall, the festival will be split across four sessions. The event is a unique opportunity to take in the historic setting, whilst enjoying some of the best beers, ales, lagers and ciders from over 30 breweries. The garden will host live music from the YO1 Radio stage and a delicious range of street food to complement the beer. 2024’s festival raised £21,000 for the Merchant Adventurers’ Charitable Trust. The Trust supports a wide range of education projects, including providing free school visits for over 1400 York primary school children. It also funds a unique business & enterprise course for York teenagers and has recently launched an apprentice support programme.