One of the Wharfedale area's biggest annual events is set to return this autumn.
The festival will take place on Friday 2nd October and Saturday 3rd October, bringing together beer lovers from across the region for a weekend of drinks, entertainment and fundraising. Since the first festival was held in 2011, organisers say the event has donated almost £100,000 to local charities and good causes, thanks to the support of visitors, volunteers and sponsors. Sponsors will receive a range of benefits, including access to an exclusive two-hour Sponsors' Session on the Friday featuring a free bar, advertising in the official festival programme, a sponsored barrel, promotion across the festival's social media channels and their name featured on the official Addingham Beer Festival glass. Organisers say sponsorship offers businesses an opportunity to support a well-established community event while promoting themselves to the thousands of people expected to attend over the weekend. Tickets for the event are priced at £15 per session which are available here. You can find out more about the event, via their website: https://www.addinghambeerfest.co.uk/food

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