After a successful first year, the Derby Heritage Beer Festival is back at the Museum of Making.
A highlight in the city’s calendar, the festival brings together over 130 real ales from the best of Britain’s breweries, alongside a selection of ciders, world beers and craft keg.
The festival will be held on the ground floor of the Museum of Making, with seating available in a marquee installed for the occasion. A range of food will be provided by the Museum’s River Kitchen and there will be live music entertainment over the event.
Information for attendees
• This is an over 18s event, visitors are advised to bring ID and challenge 25 will be in operation.
• There is a refundable charge of £3 for glass hire, this is included in the ticket cost.
• Advance tickets holders are advised to arrive promptly to the event.
• The Derby Heritage Beer Festival promotes card payments. Cash payments available at the event.
• Last orders will be at 4.30pm for daytime sessions and 10.30pm for evening sessions.
• All service dogs are welcome, water available.
• CAMRA members will receive a free pint with proof of membership. Free entry for CAMRA members on Wednesday night with proof of membership, drink and glass offer does not apply with free entry.
Suitable for ages 18+
Booking is recommended
The Derby Heritage Beer Festival is produced by Derby CAMRA working in partnership with Derby Museums.
Donations made through donation boxes during the event will go to support Derby Museums. As a charity, Derby Museums rely on generous support like yours to secure the future of Derby’s heritage for everyone. Find out how Derby Museums is more than a museum here.
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