Organisers of the Liverpool event have said there will be an ‘unbeatable line-up’ of drinks
The Qube Liverpool International Tennis Tournament 2023 was also held at the site(Image: Colin Lane/Liverpool Echo)
A beer festival is coming to a famous Liverpool building after a seven-year absence. Liverpool Cricket Club on Aigburth Road in Aigburth is well known for hosting famous events such as Lancashire Cricket Club matches and the Liverpool International Tennis Tournament.
A beer festival also used to take place there and the event will return next month. Organisers have said there will be an “unbeatable line-up of up to 75 cask ales, plus craft beers, lagers, ciders, and perries from some of the best breweries in the UK”.
The Lancaster Brewery and Victorian Brewery will be sponsoring the event. There will also be a bar offering a range of gins, spirits, wines and soft drinks.
Live music will also be played at selected sessions to “keep the atmosphere going”. The event will take place from Thursday, November 13 to Sunday, November 16, with afternoon and evening sessions.
You must be 18 years-old or older to attend. You can find out more here.
It’s one of many beer festivals that have taken place this year in the city. The Liverpool Beer Festival took place in February inside the Crypt of the Metropolitan Cathedral on Brownlow Hill in the city centre.
The Ship’s Canal Side Beer, Pie and Sausage Festival will take place from Thursday, April 10 until Sunday, April 13.
The Ship and Mitre Wirral Easter Beer Festival was held inside Hulme Hall, Port Sunlight from Wednesday April 16 to Sunday, April 20.
The three-day Waterloo Beer festival returned to Old Christ Church between Thursday, June 26 and Saturday, June 28 with five different sessions.
Oktoberfest Liverpool took place last weekend on Saturday October 4 at the city’s exhibition centre on the waterfront.
Going forward, Craft Brew Festival will return to Invisible Wind Factory for “A Hoppy Christmas Party” on Saturday, November 22.
The independent touring craft beer festival will have 50 bottomless craft beers, cider, wine, mulled wine, prosecco and more, alongside their Christmas party band, acoustic sets and plenty more festive fun.
Tickets for the Liverpool event are currently £50 (plus fees) with entry from 1pm.
VIP tickets are available for £60 (plus fees) which has a private entrance, 30 minutes extra access, an exclusive VIP programme and lanyard, souvenir tote bag and first pick of seats.
More information can be found on the Craft Brew Festival website.