Penrith beer festival to return after 'successful' debut in 2024
Penrith Beer Festival is set to return for a second year after a 'successful' debut in 2024.
Promising a 'massive selection' of beer, the event promises to whet the appetite of the most seasoned beer fan.
Alongside the beer offering, the Penrith Beer Festival is also set to play host to live music including rock, indie, blues, ska alongside street food vendors and festival favourites.
A spokesperson for the Beer Festival said: 'Beer lovers can look forward to a massive selection of brews from some of the finest breweries in the region, including everything from hoppy IPAs and smooth stouts to refreshing lagers and ciders.
'Whether you're a seasoned craft beer enthusiast or just looking for a great weekend with friends, there's something for everyone.'
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Tickets are now on sale, with super early bird discounts available for a limited time starting from just £8.
The event is set to go ahead on Friday, June 20 and Saturday, June 21 at Frenchfields, Penrith.
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