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The 16th Clitheroe Beer Festival

Assembly Hall of St Michael & St Johns, Lowergate, Clitheroe

Start: 15:00

End: 22:00

54 Cask ales, 17 Indie keg beers, Cider bar & more...

Thursday 15: 15:00 - 21:30 : CAMRA, Trade & Sponsors

Friday 16 : 11:30 - 23:00 : CAMRA & Public

Saturday 17 : 11:00 - 22:30 : CAMRA & Public

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54 Cask ales,

17 Indie keg beers

Cider bar,

Prosecco, wine and gin.

Food available.

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LIVE MUSIC

Friday Evening : Marc Rooney

Saturday Evening : Swing Commanders

Death and Burial in Bronze Age Clitheroe

30 June - 31 October

In 2018, a Bronze Age burial site was discovered on the outskirts of Clitheroe. The cremation urns are currently on display at Clitheroe Castle Museum, offering a rare opportunity to reflect on early Bronze Age burial practices.

Grounded X The Beer Shack

5 July

Paella and a Pint £20 includes paella and a drink *£15 for vegetarian option Live music

Historic Handcrafts: Peg Loom Talk & Taster with Mountain Croft Felted Fleece

11 July

Join Claire Milligan and Charlotte Duerden from Mountain Croft Felted Fleece for a talk about the history, techniques and materials used in Peg Looming. Watch demonstrations and have a first go at this historic handcraft.

Table Top Sale at St Paul`s Church

18 July

Join Us for the Beech Grove Table Top Sale!Are you on the hunt for hidden treasures, or perhaps looking to clear out some items? Join us for our upcoming Table Top Sale—a wonderful opportunity to buy, sell, and browse in a friendly community atmosphere.

Bones, Beliefs and Identity: The Mystery of a ‘Vampire’ Skeleton with Dr Allison Stewart

19 July

What can a skeleton reveal about who someone was and why would a community bury a person as a “vampire”? In this Festival of Archaeology workshop, step into the world of bioarchaeology, the science of uncovering past lives through human remains.

Neolithic Pottery Workshop and Talk at Clitheroe Castle

21 July

As part of the Festival of Archaeology join Dr Rick Peterson from the University of Lancashire for a pottery workshop and find out how this new material would have had a radical effect on how people lived their lives.