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Aug 2021

Last Updated: 13/08/2021
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Knaresborough Beer Festival is making a comeback next weekend

by Suzannah Rogerson

| 15 Aug, 2021
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Knaresborough Lions is back with its charity beer festival next weekend. After having to cancel due to covid last year the group is eager to make up for lost funds with this year's event.

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Knaresborough Lions' Charity Beer Festival is back this year after a year away with members eager to raise as much as they can for charity.

Coronavirus cancelled the 2020 festival but this year the Lions are back with their charity beer festival next weekend, Friday August 20 to August 22.

In previous years the festival has raised up to £4,000, with 80% of the funds staying locally. The Lions distribute the funds to numerous community and charity causes as well as to individuals and families identified by social services as in need of extra support.

The pandemic meant a number of the group's usual events, including the Bed Race and Christmas Market, couldn't go ahead so they're hoping to make up for it this year.

The beer festival will be held in the assembly rooms inside Knaresborough House. Numbers will be regulated indoors so there is no overcrowding.

Mike Pyle, president of Knaresborough Lions said:

“There will be a running barbecue operated by Andy from McQueens, with separate vegan and street food on the Friday evening and all day on Saturday. Sunday, as ever, is pot luck day to see what’s left.
“The town feels like it is ready for a party and in conjunction with feva we are delighted to bring our beer festival back."






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The Saturday afternoon section of the festival will run alongside the feva festival's Picnic in the Park.

Organisers promise there will be something for everyone with beers like Bad Kitty, Ay Up, Pale Rider, Screech Owl and Strength in Numbers as well as prosecco, wine, soft drinks and ciders.

Entertainment will be provided by Chorus Crew and Paul Watson on Friday. Saturday afternoon will be devoted to feva’s line-up in the gardens, with Paul Mirfin and Paul Watson playing later.

Sunday afternoon visitors will be entertained by the Tewit Youth Band.

The beer festival runs across the weekend; 7-11pm on Friday, 12-11pm on Saturday and Sunday from midday.