Nottingham Craft Beer Festival to return this summer with more than 300 beers and epic street food

The Nottingham Craft Beer Festival will return to the city centre for its sixth year next month, with more than 350 beers on offer. 

Beer-lovers will be able to experience brews from across the UK when the festival returns to Sneinton Market Avenues on Friday, June 14 and Saturday, June 15. 

The event, which attracted 5,000 visitors last year, is set to return bigger and better than ever before, with more than 40 breweries in attendance. 

Three drinking sessions will take place over the two-day festival, each lasting around five hours. 

Street food vendors will be on hand to ensure that those in attendance don’t embark on a drinking session while hungry. 

Live music is scheduled across the event, including both DJ and acoustic sets from local artists. 

Festival organiser Al Gilby said: “Nottingham Craft Beer Festival isn’t just for those with a craft beer obsession. 

“Our ever growing festival is an opportunity to enjoy a unique location in a relaxed and inclusive atmosphere. 

“We’re probably the only beer festival in the country that has a record shop, an art gallery and an antique shop open on the festival site. 

“You’ll also get a lovely festival glass to take home afterwards and a paper bag at the exit to increase your chances of getting it home in one piece.”

Everyone attending the festival will be given a free commemorative glass. 

Tickets are priced at £13.20 and can be purchased here.