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Tickets for the 2024 edition of the Robin Hood Beer and Cider Festival are on sale now – with week-long season tickets and new Saturday night ‘Party Night’ tickets available for the first time.
Early-bird admission for the festival, which will be held at Trent Bridge for a fourth time between Wednesday 9 and Saturday 12 October, can be secured at trentbridge.co.uk/camra
Those who purchase in the early-bird window will also be able to secure complimentary tickets for Notts Outlaws’ summer-holiday clash with Essex in the Metro Bank One Day Cup, which will take place at Trent Bridge on Sunday 11 August.
“Trent Bridge has the scale and the character to do our festival justice, and we can’t wait to return this October,” said Nottingham CAMRA chair Steve Westby.
“Our new Season Ticket is ideal for those who want to dive a little deeper into the experience, or to explore the site at their own pace over the course of a few days.
“And we know that, for many, there is nothing that quite matches the atmosphere of the festival by night, sampling the drinks and live music on offer with friends and family under the lights – so we hope our Party Night will be the ideal way for them to enjoy the festivities.
“I know our local brewers – and those travelling from further afield – will be pulling out all the stops once more to ensure there’s a tipple for every taste, and I can’t wait to explore what’s available for myself.”
Brewery bars representing Castle Rock, Blue Monkey, Black Iris, Bang The Elephant, Lincoln Green, Thornbridge, Nottingham Brewery, Lenton Lane, Shipstone’s and others will stand alongside stillages of quality real ales from many other esteemed brewers across the country.
Visitors will also be able to enjoy a full programme of live music, and take their pick of a host of food stalls and retailers.
Tickets, priced from £15 until the conclusion of the early-bird window on Friday 2 August, can be purchased at trentbridge.co.uk/camra
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