Your Harrogate listeners offered discount Beer Festival tickets Your Harrogate is once again proud to support the Harrogate Round Table Charity Beer Festival. This year the event takes place on 8th and 9th March at the Crown Hotel. Once again local groups and charities will benefit from the profits of the event with Martin House, Harrogate International Festivals, Harrogate Easier Living Project and Samaritans all getting a share of the cash raised. There'll be every kind of beer you can think of plus Gin, wines, ciders and of course the best in non alcoholic drinks too. Plus you'll get to enjoy some brilliant live music and DJ sets too. Today we have launched a special 'early bird' discount for Your Harrogate listeners. When you book your wrist bands for all day Saturday 9th March online at harrogatebeerfestival.co.uk and use the code YOURHARROGATE you'll get in for just £50 instead of the usual £70. Enjoy the saving and we look forward to seeing you there!

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