A family-friendly mini-festival of food, drink and live music will be held on the front lawns of the Cedar Court Hotel to end Harrogate Beer Week.
Septemberfest mini-festival to conclude Harrogate's Beer Week Harrogate's week-long celebration of beer is set to end with a family-friendly mini-festival this weekend. Beer Week, now in its third year, has seen breweries, bars, artists, musicians and more come together to shine a spotlight on Harrogate’s prodigious craft beer and brewing heritage. And the che culmination of this week's festivities will be 'Septemberfest' at Cedar Court Hotel. Taking place on Friday 22nd, Saturday 23rd and Sunday 24th September, the event will bring food, drink and live music to the front lawns of the hotel. A spokesperson for the event said:
"Think German food and barbecues, oompah bands and DJ sets, kids’ entertainment… And local wines and spirits as well, of course, as beer!"[caption id="attachment_70549" align="aligncenter" width="1024"] The front lawns of the Cedar Court Hotel will host Septemberfest this weekend.[/caption] Tickets are £3 in advance (£5 on door). Book online here: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/septemberfest-closing-weekend-tickets-700681315677 Harrogate Beer Week Harrogate Beer Week 2023 is organised by a group of local businesses and beer-loving residents, collectively known as Harrogate Beer Week Association. The event is made possible by a headline sponsorship from Harrogate BID. From Monday 18th September, pubs, bars, breweries, artists, musicians, cafés and restaurants across the town will come together to shine a spotlight on Harrogate’s prodigious craft beer and brewing heritage. The HG postcode now boasts five great breweries – internationally renowned Roosters; rising star Harrogate Brewing; Daleside, the oldest local brewery; Knaresborough-based Turning Point, and at the heart of the community, Cold Bath Brewing. With special events planned at taprooms, bars and eateries across Harrogate, the week is set to be a fantastic celebration of all things beer in the local community. Read more local stories from Your Harrogate here.
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