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Glastonwick 2024: Beer, Music, Poetry And More Beer Festival!
Brighton and Hove
Type:Music
Coombes Farm, Church Farm, Lancing, BN15 0RS
Tel: 01273 452 028
Brighton and Hove
Tel: 01273 452 028
Glastonwick 2024, our 27th Beer, Music, Poetry & More Beer Festival
As ever, beer guru Alex Hall will be sourcing 60+ beers from small independent breweries local and national, many of them brewed specially for us. There will be local cider and perry, good food with vegetarian options and, of course, the legendary convivial Glastonwick atmosphere. Bring it on!
| Ticket Type | Ticket Tariff |
|---|---|
| Standard | £16.50 |
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