Cider
Festivals, Apple Days and Wassailing
This
is a regularly updated list of events of interest
to cider and perry afficiandos. Most are Cider Festivals
(and Beer Festivals with cider offered), but there
are various other events also included such as wassailing
(January only, of course), Apple Days and the like.
If you know of anything we have missed, please get
in touch and let us know!
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November
2008
Thursday 13th to Saturday 15th November - 14th
Watford Beer Festival, West Herts Sports
Club, Park Avenue, Watford
Opening times:
Thursday
4pm-11pm, Friday
& Saturday 11am-11pm
Admission: £2.00. Admission
free to CAMRA/EBCU membs/West Herts Sports Club
members.
Details: Over 60 real ales, cider
& perry. Food available 5-9pm Thursday,
12-3pm/5pm-9pm Friday
& Saturday.
Thursday 13th to Saturday 15th November - Belfast
Beer & Cider Festival, Kings Hall
Complex (Balmoral Hall), Lisburn Road, Belfast
Opening times:
Thursday & Friday:
noon-11pm. Saturday:
11am-11pm.
Admission: £5.00;
discounted admission
for CAMRA members.
Details: Over 80 Real Ales plus
large selection of Ciders and Perries.
Wide selection of foods, pub games, tombola.
Friday 14th to Saturday 15th November - 26th
Bury Beer Festival, The
Met, Market Street, Bury BL9 0BW
Opening times:
Friday: noon-4pm & 6pm-11pm; Saturday: noon-11pm.
Admission: Friday
daytime £1.50; evening £4.00; Saturday
£2.50. Admission free for Card-carrying CAMRA
members.
Details: 65 real ales plus ciders,
perries, fruit wines and foreign bottled
beers. Hot food available each session. £2.00
refundable glass deposit.
Tuesday 18th to Saturday 22nd November - 29th
Rochford CAMRA Beer
and Cider Festival, The Freight House,
Bradley Way, Rochford, Essex SS4 1BU
Opening times: Tue 5.30pm - 11pm; Wed/Thu
11.30am - 3pm and 5.30 - 11pm; Fri/Sat 11.30am -
11pm.
Admission: Free.
Details: Over 200 Real Ales, over
35 Ciders, Foreign Beers and Specialised
English Bottled Beer Bar. 70 beers from Bristol/Someset;
70 beers from East Anglia; 60 from the Best of the
Rest. Food available at all sessions. A music-free
festival.
Friday 21st to Sunday 23rd November - Whitchurch
Beer Festival, Longmeadow Sports &
Social Club, Winchester Road, Whitchurch, Hampshire
Opening times:
Friday
7pm-11pm; Saturday 11.30am-3pm, 7pm-11.30pm; Sunday
12-3pm.
Admission: £3.00 (Friday
and Saturday daytime); £5.00 (Saturday evening);
free Sunday.
Details: 20 beers and ciders
with a focus on local/unusual beers. Food, quiet
session, families welcome, entertainment (Jon
Walsh Blues Band).
Friday 21st to Saturday 22nd November - Wantage
Beer Festival, Masonic
Hall, Alfred Street, Wantage OX12 8AN
Opening times:
11am-11pm
Admission: £2.00; £1.00
CAMRA members
Details: Over 24 real ales, bottle conditioned
beers, cider & perry. Hot and
cold food available both days.
Wednesday 26th to Sunday 30th November - Winter
Beer Festival at The
Dove Street Inn, 76 St. Helens Street,
Ipswich, IP4 2LA (01473 211270)
Opening times:
standard pub opening times
Admission: free
Details: Over 50 beers and milds, ciders
and perries. Hot and cold food.
Thursday 27th to Saturday 23rd November - St
Helens Beer Festival, North
West Museum of Transport, Hall Street, St Helens,
Lancashire
Opening times:
Thursday: 7pm-11pm; Friday: noon-4pm & 6pm-11pm;
Sat noon-4pm & 6pm-11pm.
Admission: £5.00 on the door;
£3.00 for CAMRA members. No advance tickets.
Details: Over 50 beers, plus ciders
and perries. Entertainment on Thursday
(The Big Fish); Friday (tbc) and Saturday (The Lazy
River Jazz Band).
Thursday 27th to Saturday 29th November - Dudley
Winter Ales Fayre, Dudley
Concert Hall, St James Road, Dudley
Opening times:
Thursday: 5.30pm-11pm; Friday: noon to 11pm; Saturday:
noon to 11pm.
Admission: Thursday
and Friday - £3.00; £1.00 for card-carrying
CAMRA members. Saturday: £1.00; free
for card-carrying CAMRA members.
Details: Over 75 real ales including winter
beers, cider, wine and bottled
beers. Hot and cold food available. Souvenir glass
£2.00 including souvenir programme, fully
refundable. Live entertainment.
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December
2008
Tuesday 2nd to Saturday 6th December - Pig's
Ear Beer & Cider Festival at Ocean,
Mare Street, Hackney, London E8
Opening times:
Tuesday to Thursday: noon-10.30pm; Friday &
Saturday: noon-10pm
Admission: Tuesday-Thursday
CAMRA members £2.00/non-members £3.00;
Free entry Fri noon-2pm.
Details: Over 100 Beers, Renowned
Ciders, Bottled and Foreign Beer Bars.
Superb
modern venue with ample seating. Choice
of Food Stalls.
Tuesday 2nd December - Christmas Gift and
Food Fair at The
Cider Museum, 21 Ryelands Street, Hereford
HR4 0LW (01432 354207)
Opening
times: 10am to 5pm
Admission: Free
Details: Stalls – craft, food and
festive, Floral Demonstrations, Music, Mulled Cider
and Mince pies.
Thursday 4th & Friday 5th December - Late
Night Shopping Evenings at Weston's
Cider, The Bounds, Much Marcle, Herefordshire
HR8 2NQ
Details: Choose original and flavoursome
Christmas gifts for family and friends whilst stocking
up your own cellars and cupboards for the festive
season. The shop will stay open until 8pm each evening.
Why not book into the Scrumpy House restaurant and
make a full evening of it!
Thursday
4th to Saturday 6th December - 7th
Harwich & Dovercourt Bay Winter Ale Festival
at Kingsway Hall, Dovercourt, Essex
Opening
times: 11am-11pm
Admission: £1.00,
£2.00 after 6pm on Friday. Admission free
to card-carrying CAMRA members all times.
Details: Over 40 real ales (emphasis on
dark and seasonal brews), also ciders
and bottled continental beers. Souvenir half-pint
tankards available. Live music Friday and Saturday
evening. Food available at all sessions.
Thursday 4th to Sunday 7th December - Christmas
Ale Festival, Lytton
Arms, Park Lane, Old Knebworth, Hertfordshire
SG3 6QB (01438 812312)
Opening times:
standard
pub opening times
Admission: free
Details: Over 30 Christmas ales and ciders.
BBQ and entertainment in heated marquee.
Thursday 11th & Friday 12th December - Late
Night Shopping Evenings at Weston's
Cider, The Bounds, Much Marcle, Herefordshire
HR8 2NQ
Details: Choose original and flavoursome
Christmas gifts for family and friends whilst stocking
up your own cellars and cupboards for the festive
season. The shop will stay open until 8pm each evening.
Why not book into the Scrumpy House restaurant and
make a full evening of it!
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January
2009
Saturday 3rd January - Wassailing in Shenley
at Shenley
Park, Radlett Lane, Shenley, Hertfordshire
WD7 9DW (01923
852629)
Times:
6.30pm-8pm
Admission:
Free (donations welcome)
Details: Come Wassailing at Shenley Park.
Meet at the Orchard Tea Room, come dressed in "old
English Folk style clothing", bring a torch
or lantern and something to make a noise with -
such as a drum, a saucepan!, bells - anything you
like.
Sunday 4th January - Twelfth Night
with the Lion's
Part Theatre Co. at Bankside by Shakespeare’s
Globe Theatre, London
Times:
from
7.00pm
Admission:
Free and accessible to all
Details: Not a traditional wassail - and
probably not a drop of cider to be seen - but it's
the best the poor Londoners are going to get! Twelfth
Night is an annual seasonal celebration held in
the Bankside area of London. It is a celebration
of the New Year, mixing ancient seasonal customs
with contemporary festivity. It is free, accessible
to all and happens whatever the weather. Contact:
0208 452 3866 or email info@thelionspart.co.uk.
- The
Holly Man from the Thames: To herald the celebration,
the extraordinary Holly Man, the Winter guise
of the Green Man (from our pub signs, pagan myths
and folklore), decked in fantastic green garb
and evergreen foliage, appears from the River
Thames brought by the Thames Cutter, Master Shipbroker
(subject to the weather).
- The
Bankside Wassails: With the crowd, led by the
Bankside Mummers, the Holly Man will 'bring in
the green' and 'wassail' or toast the people and
the River Thames (an old tradition encouraging
good growth) with our London Town Crier. The Globe
will be wassailed in like fashion.
- The
Mummers Play: The Mummers will then process to
the Bankside Jetty, and perform the traditional
'freestyle' Folk Combat Play of St. George, featuring
the Turkey Sniper, Clever Legs, the Old 'Oss and
many others, dressed in their spectacular 'guizes'.
The play is full of wild verse and boisterous
action, a time-honoured part of the season recorded
from the Crusades.
- King
Bean and Queen Pea: cakes distributed at the end
of the play have a Bean and a Pea hidden in two
of them. Those who find them are hailed King and
Queen for the day and crowned with ceremony. They
then lead the people through the streets to the
historic George Inn in Borough High Street for
a fine warming up with storytellng, the Kissing
Wishing Tree and more dancing.
Tuesday 6th January 2009 - Wassail with
Leominster
Morris (venue
to be confirmed)
Opening
times: tbc
Admission: tbc
Details:
On Twelfth Night come and join the dancers of the
Leominster Morris for their annual offering to the
wood goddess, Pomona. This ancient tradition brings
a blessing on the county's orchards, thereby encouraging
a bountiful crop during the following season. See
www.leominstermorris.co.uk or telephone Bagman Richard
Wheeler on 01568 720426.
Thursday 8th to Saturday 10th January - 8th
Derby Twelfth Night Winter Beer Festival
at Darwin Suite, Assembly Rooms,
Market Place, Derby
Opening
times: Thursday:
6pm-11pm, Friday & Saturday 11am-4pm
& 5pm-11pm
Admission: Thursday: £4.00/CAMRA
members free. Friday
& Saturday day
sessions £2.00/CAMRA
members free; evening sessions £6.00/CAMRA
members £2.00. Student
Concessions on production of appropriate Student
Card.
Tickets on sale for the Friday and Saturday evening
sessions at the beginning of December from the Derby
CAMRA website and the Flowerpot Pub in Derby
(£1 discount with advance tickets available
from Flowerpot from 1/12/8).
Details: Over 90 real ales, Ciders,
Perries and foreign bottled beers
with a unique Festival Special. Live entertainment
at all evening sessions. Souvenir glasses, t-shirts
and programme available. Hot and cold food each
session. Entertainment each evening: Verbal Warning
(Thursday); Blur/Kaiser Chiefs tribute (Friday);
Killers tribute (Saturday).
Friday 9th January - Wassail at
Waggon & Horses and the Community
Orchard, Hartley Wintney, Hampshire
Times: 7.00pm
Admission:
Free
Details: Wassailing was first celebrated
in January 2002, the event is now held annually
at the Community Orchard usually on the 2nd Friday
of January. Wassail Evening starts at the Waggon
& Horses in Hartley Wintney High Street with
a short performance by Hook
Eagle Morris Men. Wassailers then make
their way in a torchlight procession, led by local
Scouts and Hook Eagle Morris Men to the Orchard
a few minutes walk away where, fortified by locally
produced sustenance and the contents of the Wassail
Cup, Wassailers ‘Wassail’ an adjacent
apple tree before returning with musical accompaniment,
to the Waggon & Horses where, traditionally,
the group enter by the back door, toast the landlord
and depart from the front door. Starts 7pm at the
Waggon & Horses. Contact the Parish Council
for further details on 01252 845152.
Friday 9th and Saturday 10th January - Exeter
& East Devon 20th Festival of Winter Ales
at Lower Exhibition Hall, Exeter University,
Exeter
Opening
times: 11am-11pm
Admission: £2.00 CAMRA members;
£3.00 non-members. Free
before 5pm on Friday.
Details: Over 60 winter-only ales and festive
ciders. Commemorative festival glass £1.00
extra. Hot and cold food available at all sessions.
Live entertainment Saturday evening only. No advanced
tickets.
Saturday 10th January - Isca
Morris Men Wassail at The Ostrich
Inn, Newland, Monmouth
GL16
8NP
Opening times:
8pm
Admission: Free
Details: A traditional cider wassail based
on the Ostrich Inn at Newland, just to the south
of Monmouth. The wassail begins at around 8.45pm
Saturday
17th January - Charity Wassail at
Rich's
Farmhouse Cider, Mill Farm, Watchfield,
Highbridge, Somerset TA9
4RD (01278
783651)
Opening
times: 8pm
Admission: tbc
Details:
On the real Twelfth Night
come and join Scrumpy
& Western band The
Mangledwurzels to
serenade the orchards of Rich's Cider Farm.
Saturday
17th January - Wassail at Somerset
Rural Life Museum, Chilkwell Street,
Glastonbury (01458 831197)
Opening times:
7.30pm-9.30pm.
Admission: £7.50
adult £4.50 child. Please
book tickets in advance from
Glastonbury
Tourist Information Centre.
Details: A
celebration of Old
Twelfth Night with wassailing in the cider orchard
and dancing in the Abbey Barn. Music by Rapscallion.
Saturday 17th January - West Croft Wassail
at West Croft Cider,
West Croft Farm, Brent Knoll, Burnham on Sea, Somerset
(01278 760762)
Opening
times: tbc
Admission: Free (donations to charity)
Details: West
Croft Wassail is a traditional Wassial which includes
Pig Roast, Mulled Cider, Apple Cake, selection of
West Croft ciders and candlelight procession ceremony.
Raising money for children's cancer charity.
Thursday
21st to Saturday 24th January - National
Winter Ales Festival 2009 at New Century
Hall, Manchester
Opening
times: Wednesday & Thuursday: 4pm-10.30pm;
Friday & Saturday: noon-10.30pm.
Admission: £3.00 entry all
sessions except Wednesday (£2.00) and Friday
evening (£5.00 from 5pm). Discounts for CAMRA
members. Wednesday
& Thuursday £1.00
discount for NUS/OAP (with valid ID). Tickets
available on door.
Details: Over 200 Beers, inc some foreign,
Cider and Perry and RAIB. CAMRA
products shop, t-shirt
& poster shop, tombola and engraving.
Families welcome. Food available. Wednesday entertainment:
The Frank White Band; Saturday
entertainment: Doctor Busker. Saturday:
Pirate theme fancy dress day
(optional); prizes to be won!
Saturday 24th January - Chepston
Wassail and Mari Lwyd at various locations
in Chepstow
Opening
times: 2pm
onwards
Admission: Free
Details: Proceedings
start 2pm at the Bridge Inn and
Three Tuns pubs in Lower Chepstow
with Morris dancing, folk music and beer festival,
with a marquee at the bandstand. Later, around 5.30pm
there will be a Wassail held at
Elmdale, a meeting of Welsh and
English on the Old Town Bridge around
7pm and a Mari Lwyd at Chepstow
Castle. There
are also plans for a children's Mari Lwyd at the
Bandstand in the afternoon.
Monday
26th January - The
Three Counties Cider and Perry Association
AGM at Westons Bottle Museum,
Much Marcle
Opening times:
7.30pm
Details:
tbc
Thursday 29th to Saturday 31st January - 20th
Bent & Bongs Beer Bash at Formby
Hall, Atherton, Lancashire
Opening
times: Thusday
6-11pm; Friday
5-11pm; Saturday
noon-4pm, 7-11pm
Admission: Thusday £4.00;
Friday £6.00; Saturday £4.00 per session.
CAMRA
members £1 discount. No advance tickets. To
avoid queues, arrive before 6.30pm on Friday and
before 1.30pm on Saturday.
Details: 70 real ales, Ciders
and draught foreign lagers. Admission
includes commemorative glass and programme. Live
Entertainment with all proceeds to charity.
Friday 30th & Saturday 31st January 2009 - 1st
Bristol Winter Cider Festival at Brunel
Passenger Shed, British Empire & Commonwealth
Museum, Station Approach, Temple Meads, Bristol
BS1 6QH
Opening
times: Friday
7.30pm-11.30pm;
Saturday 11.00am-4pm &
7.30pm-11.30pm
Admission: Tickets
£6.00 in advance; more on the door. Any
unsold tickets will be made available on the door
- but buying your tickets in advance is highly recommended
as this sold out last year.
Tickets on sale from the Pavilion Box Office soon.
Details: The
1st Bristol Cider Festival was a great success,
so CiderFestival.co.uk
have booked the awesome Brunel Passenger Shed at
the British Empire & Commonwealth Museum in
Temple Meads, Bristol for two
cider festivals in 2009. The end of January sees
the first, another
epic two-day cider festival
to kick those post-Christmas blues away. On
offer will be over 80 ciders and perries including
award-winning ciders from Ben Crossman's, Rich's,
Thatchers, Broadoak and Heck's (Somerset), Weston's
and Gwatkin (Herefordshire), Gwynt Y Ddraig (Wales),
and
Mr. Whiteheads (Hampshire)
- as well as hog roast rolls
and hot dogs, and a range of soft drinks for the
drivers.
As well as the cider and perry, the Bristol Cider
Festival will offer the best in local entertainment.
Somerset's premier Wurzels tribute band The
Mangledwurzels
will
be playing a full show at all three sessions (no
more Meatloaf!), providing their own brand of Wurzels-flavoured,
cider-fuelled Scrumpy & Western madness to help
you drink up thy cider. The Mangledwurzels have
played at all CiderFestivals.co.uk festivals across
the country from Norwich to Swansea - and are guaranteed
to entertain.
Friday
30th to Saturday 31st January - Salisbury
Winterfest XII at Castle Street
Social Club, Scots Lane, Salisbury
Opening
times: Friday:
6.30pm-11pm; Saturday: 11am-3.30pm & 6.30pm-11pm.
Admission: All tickets £5.00;
card-carrying CAMRA members receive beer tokens.
Details: 21 seasonal real ales and (for
first time) cider. Ticket including
souvenir programme. No music. Food available at
all sessions. Tickets by post from: ‘Winterfest',
84 Downsway, Salisbury, SP1 3QW; phone 01722 331134
with enquiries. Please enclose SAE, state which
sessions and make cheques payable to 'Salisbury
& S.Wilts CAMRA'.
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February
2009
Thursday
5th to Saturday 7th February 2009 - 5th
Pendle Beer Festival at Colne Municipal
Hall, Colne, Lancashire
Opening
times: tbc
(2008 - Thursday 6pm-11pm, Friday:
noon-11pm, Saturday:
noon-11pm)
Admission: tbc (2008 - Friday
£4.00 after 6pm; all other sessions £2.00.
CAMRA members free all sessions.)
Details: Over 65 real ales, cider,
perry and bottled beers. Festival Glass.
Food available all sessions. Live music every evening.
Balcony seating all sessions. Disabled access. Children
welcome lunchtimes. Soft drinks for drivers.
Friday 13th & Saturday 14th February 2009 -
3rd Bath Cider Festival at Bath
Pavilion, Bath
Opening
times: Friday
7.30pm-11.30pm;
Saturday 11.00am-4pm &
7.30pm-11.30pm
Admission: Tickets
£6.00 in advance; more on the door. Any
unsold tickets will be made available on the door
- but buying your tickets in advance is highly recommended
as over 500 people were turned away at the doors
at the 2008 Bath Cider Festival, which sold out
on both days. Tickets
on sale from the Pavilion
Box Office now.
Details: The
3rd Bath Cider Festival sees the return to the Bath
Pavilion, the home of Cider Festivals.co.uk for
another epic two-day cider festival. On
offer will be over 80 ciders and perries including
award-winning ciders from Ben Crossman's, Rich's,
Thatchers, Broadoak and Heck's (Somerset), Weston's
and Gwatkin (Herefordshire), Gwynt Y Ddraig (Wales),
and
Mr. Whiteheads (Hampshire) - as well as hog roast
rolls
and hot dogs, and a range of soft drinks for the
drivers.
As well as the cider and perry, the Bristol Cider
Festival will offer the best in local entertainment.
Somerset's premier Wurzels tribute band The
Mangledwurzels
will
be playing a full show at all three sessions as
usual, providing their own brand of Wurzels-flavoured,
cider-fuelled Scrumpy & Western madness to help
you drink up thy cider. The Mangledwurzels have
played at all CiderFestivals.co.uk festivals across
the country from Norwich to Swansea - and are guaranteed
to entertain.
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March
2009
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April
2009
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May
2009
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June
2009
Thursday 4th to Saturday 6th June 2009 - 23rd
Great Grampian Beer Festival (CAMRA
Aberdeen & North East), Richard Donald Stand,
Pittodrie Stadium, Aberdeen AB24 5QH
Opening times:
Thursday
4pm-midnight, Friday
3pm-midnight
& Saturday
noon-11pm
Admission: £3.00 CAMRA members
and £5.00 non-members
Details: Festival will feature 75+ cask
beers plus a smaller selection of cider,
perry and bottled beers. Quiet sessions
are guaranteed. Aberdeen FC's catering contractor
will be doing the food.
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July
2009
Friday 3rd to Sunday 5th July 2009 - International
Craft Cider & Perry Festival at Abergavenny
Castle, Monmouthshire, Wales (venue tbc)
Opening times:
Friday 7.30pm-11.30pm;
Saturday 11.00am-4pm &
7.30pm-11.30pm
Admission: tbc
Details: tbc
Friday 31st July 2009 - Bath
Cricket Club Cider Festival at Bath
Cricket Club, North Parade, Bridge Road,
Bath BA2 4EX
Opening times:
Friday 7.30pm-11.30pm
Admission: tbc
Details: Part
of the Bath Cricket Club 150th Anniversary Celebrations.
On
offer will be over 60 ciders and perries including
award-winning ciders from Ben Crossman's, Rich's,
Thatchers, Broadoak and Heck's (Somerset), Weston's
and Gwatkin (Herefordshire), Gwynt Y Ddraig (Wales),
and
Mr. Whiteheads (Hampshire)
- as well as hog roast rolls
and hot dogs, and a range of soft drinks for the
drivers.
As
well as the cider and perry, the Bristol Cider Festival
will offer the best in local entertainment. Somerset's
premier Wurzels tribute band The
Mangledwurzels
will
be playing a full show at all three sessions (no
more Meatloaf!), providing their own brand of Wurzels-flavoured,
cider-fuelled Scrumpy & Western madness to help
you drink up thy cider. The Mangledwurzels have
played at all CiderFestivals.co.uk festivals across
the country from Norwich to Swansea - and are guaranteed
to entertain.
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August
2009
Friday 7th & Saturday 8th August 2009 - 2st
Bristol Cider Festival at Brunel Passenger
Shed, British Empire & Commonwealth Museum,
Station Approach, Temple Meads, Bristol BS1 6QH
Opening
times: Friday
7.30pm-11.30pm;
Saturday 11.00am-4pm &
7.30pm-11.30pm
Admission:
tbc
Details: The
1st Bristol Cider Festival was a great success,
so CiderFestival.co.uk
have booked the awesome Brunel Passenger Shed at
the British Empire & Commonwealth Museum in
Temple Meads, Bristol for two
cider festivals in 2009. This is the second, another
epic two-day cider festival.
On
offer will be over 80 ciders and perries including
award-winning ciders from Ben Crossman's, Rich's,
Thatchers, Broadoak and Heck's (Somerset), Weston's
and Gwatkin (Herefordshire), Gwynt Y Ddraig (Wales),
and
Mr. Whiteheads (Hampshire)
- as well as hog roast rolls
and hot dogs, and a range of soft drinks for the
drivers.
As well as the cider and perry, the Bristol Cider
Festival will offer the best in local entertainment.
Somerset's premier Wurzels tribute band The
Mangledwurzels
will
be playing a full show at all three sessions (no
more Meatloaf!), providing their own brand of Wurzels-flavoured,
cider-fuelled Scrumpy & Western madness to help
you drink up thy cider. The Mangledwurzels have
played at all CiderFestivals.co.uk festivals across
the country from Norwich to Swansea - and are guaranteed
to entertain.
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September
2009
Friday 4th to Sunday 6th September - Ross
Cider Festival at Broome Farm, Peterstow,
Ross-on-Wye, Herefordshire HR9 6QG (01989 567232)
Opening times:
tbc
Admission: tbc
Details: tbc
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October
2009
tbc October 2009 - 2nd
Bath Autumn Cider Festival at Bath Pavilion,
Bath
Opening times:
Friday 7.30pm-11.30pm;
Saturday 11.00am-4pm &
7.30pm-11.30pm
Admission: tbc
Details: tbc
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