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  • Get in touch with the Beer Festival Team

    Complete this form with your enquiry details and a member of our team will get back to you as soon as possible.

  • Q: Will tickets be available on the day?

    Tickets will be available on the day if capacity allows.

    We advise booking in advance to secure your spot and save money.  

    Tickets in advance will be £10 on Friday and £12 on Saturday.

    Tickets on the door will be priced at £15.

     

  • Q: Can I leave the festival and return again on the same day? 

    Yes, you will obtain a wristband when you arrive, this will be your proof of ticket purchase. You can then show your wristband to our volunteers at the entry points to come and go as many time as you wish.

  • Q: How much is beer/cider and how do I pay? 

    Entry includes one glass of beer/cider and a souvenir glass. Hold on to your glass as you will need it to get additional drinks. 

    Beer or cider will cost £4 for a pint and £2 for half a pint.

    We will be using a BEER TOKEN system. Simply visit the token table on the day to purchase the number of tokens you require. Then exchange them at the bar for your drinks. This system helps speed up service and reduce cash handling at the bar.

    Please note the purchase of Beer Tokens will be card only. 

     

  • Q: What are beer tokens? 

    Our festival beers and ciders are all purchased using a BEER TOKENS (like a loyalty stamp card).

    You can buy beer tokens at our token table on the day. Payment will be CARD ONLY.

    Each beer token card is valid for up to 10 half-pint tokens / 5 pints.

    You can buy beer tokens cards for 1 to 5 pints. (At the value of £4 a pint).

    You will need to hand your token card to the bartender in exchange for your drink.

    The bartender will cross off the number of tokens required and return your card with any unstamped tokens for you to use again on your next round. 

     

  • Q: Can I share my beer tokens with a friend? 

    Yes, your tokens are yours to use how you wish. Simply present to the bartender in exchange for the number of drinks you require. 

     

  • Q: Will there be alternative drinks available for non-beer or cider drinkers? 

    Yes! While our festival focuses on beer and cider, we will also have a selection of non-alcoholic beers, wine, and soft drinks available. So whether you're looking for something alcohol-free or just a different option, we've got you covered!

     

  • Q: What payment methods will be accepted? 

    The festival will be predominantly card-only, with exeption of our food vendor who will accept cash. 

     

  • Q: Will there be food available? 

    Yes. BellyBusters are supporting our event and will be serving burgers and sausages, along with vegetarian options and chips.

    They will make a donations to the community centre based on their sales, so please support them to support us.

    They will be accepting payment by both card and cash. 

     

  • Q: What is the music line-up? 

    Bands to be announced. Keep an eye on the Beef Festival webpage or follow Clevedon Community Centre on social media for updates. 

  • Q: How do I get there? Is there parking available? 

    There are several ways to reach the festival:

    Bike – Enjoy the scenic Pier-to-Pier route if cycling to Clevedon.

    Bus – Clevedon is well served by buses: X6 & X7 from Bristol X10 between Portishead and Weston-super-Mare

    Rail – The nearest railway station is Yatton, with bus and taxi connections to Clevedon.

    Car – There is a small car park beside our venue and limited parking on the surrounding residential streets. Nearby public car parks include Hawthorns and Salthouse Fields

    We encourage using public transport, cycling or walking where possible to make your visit easier!

  • Q: Is the beer festival wheelchair accessable? 

    Yes. Entry to Princes Hall and the bar area has level access. There is a raised area at the rear of the hall, should access to this area be required a ramp is available on request. We also have disabled toilet facilities.

     

  • Q: Are children allowed?

    As this is our first festival we have decided to make it over 18's only. This may change for future festivals.

    We will be following the Challenge 25 policy, checks will be in place at the entrance and in the serving areas, so please don't be offended if you are asked for ID. 

     

  • Q: Are Dogs Allowed? 

    Only guide dogs and assistance dogs are allowed inside the festival hall to avoid any trip hazards while people move about with glasses. 

  • Volunteering at Our Beer Festival

    We're looking for enthusiastic volunteers aged 18 or over to help make our beer festival a success! Shifts run on a 2-hour rota, but we're flexible—if you can only spare 1 hour, we'd still love to have you on board. Volunteering is a great way to get involved, meet new people, and soak up the festival atmosphere. As a thank-you, all volunteers will receive a free entry ticket to the festival. If you're interested, sign up and be part of the fun!

  • We couldn’t run this festival without sponsors, the more sponsors we get, the wider the choice of beers and ciders we can offer!

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