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Wednesday 7 - Saturday 10 October 2026 | 12pm - 10.30pm
Trent Bridge Cricket Ground
Tickets from £10
Trent Bridge will host a 'Festival of Festivals' as an independent wine, champagne and prosecco festival runs alongside the legendary Nottingham CAMRA Beer Festival for the very first time.
Both festivals will grace the concourses and bars of the venue, along with the historic Trent Bridge Pavilion following the completion of its £10million redevelopment, between Wednesday 7 and Saturday 10 October.
The Nottingham Beer and Cider Festival (previously known as the Robin Hood Beer and Cider Festival) is Nottingham CAMRA's flagship event, and returns to the home of Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club for a sixth successive year.
The Trent Bridge Wine, Champagne and Prosecco Festival, meanwhile, will play host to bars themed by local wine merchants and established brands alongside nibbles, street food and musical entertainment. Both festivals will expand into Trent Bridge's redeveloped Pavilion, with the Beer Festival returning to a fully refurbished Long Room, and the Wine Festival making use of new elevated spaces across four redeveloped floors, the Hound Road Concourse, The Clubhouse and The Gold Bar, a newly-opened space in the ticket office building.
Tickets for both events are on sale now, with entry to the Beer Festival free of charge for CAMRA members, who need not claim a ticket in advance. Kindly note that Wednesday 7 October is a trade and CAMRA member only day.
Attendees will receive a complimentary beer or wine glass with their respective festival tickets.
TICKET PRICES
Beer Festival: starting from £10
Wine Festival: starting from £15
Those with tickets to the Wine Festival will be able to enter the Beer Festival, and vice versa.
Please note that ticket prices rise on the event day.
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