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We are pleased to confirm that the opening times for the Chorlton Beer Festival 2022 will be:

• Thursday 7th July: 6pm – 10.30pm
• Friday 8th July: 6pm – 10.30pm
• Saturday 9th July: 1pm – 9.30pm*

Ticket prices have been held at 2019 levels – just £5 per day. The popular weekend ticket will also be back offering entry to all three days of the festival for the price of two. Keep an eye on this page for news of when tickets go on sale.

The first breweries and beers have been confirmed for the festival. We like to keep things local so the festival will be focussing on local breweries from Greater Manchester and surrounding counties. Keep an eye on our twitter, Facebook & Instagram pages for more announcements.

As ever Friday and Saturday will include live music for your entertainment – with no fewer than five acts being lined up for the weekend – news on who they are coming soon.

After an enforced absence of two years, this July, St Clements Church will once again be packed with fine beers, ciders and gins as Chorlton Beer & Cider Festival returns.

It’s early days in the planning but expect all your favourite features – a great range of cask ales, the World Beers bar, fresh chilled live keg beers, ciders and perries galore and last, but not least, the return of the Vicar’s Gin Bar.

Save the dates – the festival will run from Thursday 7th to Saturday 9th July 2022.

Ticket details will be available soon – keep an eye on our social media feeds for news.

As ever, the festival is only possible thanks to a small army of volunteers who put it together, server the drinks, staff the gate and take it all down again. As ever, the festival raises funds to support St Clements’ work in the Chorlton community.

Sponsorship opportunities are open now – if your business would be interested in supporting the festival, get in touch via the contact us page.

As regular festival attendees will know, Chorlton Beer & Cider Festival is run by Trafford & Hulme CAMRA in association with St Clement Church.

Proceeds from the festival are used to support St Clement’s work supporting the Chorlton community – over the years, funds raised by the festival have supported the maintenance of the church buildings and helped fund the creation of three halls for community use, disabled toilets, updated electrical systems, new kitchen facilities and much more.

Like many of you we are gutted there will be no festival this year. However, St Clement’s still needs help to cover the maintenance of the church during lockdown.

There is a Just Giving page where you can contribute to the shortfall in St Clement’s funding due to the pandemic and help them continue their work in the community.

Please donate if you can. Thank you!

https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/chorltonbeerfestival