Tweets
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November's edition of What's Brewing is out now, as well as a new BEER magazine! You can access the online versions… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
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Well deserved award for one of our local brewers and festival regulars twitter.com/Hillsidebrewer…
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Don't forget, you can now vote for your favourite local beer to win Champion Beer of Britain 2019! Voting is open… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
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Get next year's dates in the diary and start planning for #caskaleweek 19 -29 Sep 2019 https://t.co/x6kEJTYvQK
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Had some Clavell & Hind beer at our last beer fest just after they'd opened - great to have another #Gloucester bre… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
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Festival Info
Tickets and Opening Times
Tickets only available at the door.
| Ticket price includes | Opening Times |
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| • Entrance to the festival and entertainment | • Friday 27th April: 11:30am -> 11:00pm |
| • Commemorative glass | • Saturday 28th April: 11:30am -> 11:00pm |
| PLEASE NOTE: WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO CLOSE ENTRY AFTER 9PM | |
| • Souvenir Programme | • Note : Under 18's to 4:00pm only |
| • Ticket Price £6 | • Note : Sorry no dogs except Guide dogs |
| CAMRA Members £6 (on production of a valid membership card get a free pint) |
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Beer tokens are available on entry at £10 each. Additional tokens can be purchased inside the venue in multiples of £5 or £10. New for 2018, this year you will be able to use your tokens to enjoy our wines as well  |
| Please Note Commemorative Glasses are NOT refundable |
| Wheelchair access throughout – Registered carers admitted free |
| Those of you lucky enough to look under 25 may be challenged for proof of age before admittance – a colour-coded wristband will then be issued. No under 18s will be allowed to purchase alcohol; so you may be asked for visibility of your wristband when purchasing alcohol. |
| When the festival reaches capacity; entrance will be on a one-out / one-in basis. Please bear with us if there is a delay to get in and remember there are many pubs within a couple of hundred yards of Blackfriars that could be utilised whilst waiting for a quieter time to enter. |
Our Venue
The 13th century Blackfriars Priory is the most complete collection of medieval Dominican buildings in England. Built under the patronage Henry III, the Priory boasts an array of monastic buildings built around a beautiful Cloistered courtyard.
