The first tickets for the popular Newquay Beer Festival go on sale today with a special offer price.
The popular charity event, organised by Newquay Towan Blystra Lions, returns later this year and has already raised more than £130,000 for good causes since it began in 2013.
The festival will take place from Friday 18 to Sunday 20 September at Hendra Holiday Park, featuring a packed weekend of hand-picked beers, ciders, live music and entertainment.
Visitors will be able to enjoy a range of food, a lively atmosphere and the chance to support local good causes within the community.
This year’s festival promises more than 40 ales and ciders, alongside other drink options including non-alcoholic choices. A line-up of more than 30 singers, bands and acts is also planned.
Ticket sales for the early bird offer, with a 40% saving, open at 6pm tonight and are available until 10am Monday 4 May.
Organisers say: "The Newquay Beer Festival 2026 is more than just a celebration of exceptional brews; it's a heartfelt initiative to support local charities. Over the years, our festival has become a beloved tradition, bringing together beer enthusiasts and community supporters for a cause that truly matters. Join us as we raise our glasses to make a difference, with all proceeds going to support vital community projects.
"Since its inception, the Newquay Beer Festival has been dedicated to making a positive impact. Our mission is to combine the love of beer with the spirit of giving, creating an unforgettable experience that benefits both attendees and the community. With a wide selection of local and international beers, live entertainment, and delicious food, there's something for everyone to enjoy while contributing to a worthy cause."
Under 18s are welcome free when accompanied by an adult.
Click here to find out more and buy tickets
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