Cheers! Twyford Beer Festival 2025: Tickets on sale for three-day extravaganza

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A beer mat promoting the 2025 Twyford Beer Festival
A beer mat promoting the 2025 Twyford Beer Festival
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The date for this year’s Twyford Beer Festival has been set.

The fundraising event takes place in Stanlake Meadow over three days, and sees a mixture of food, drink, music and fun.

Family friendly, it is run by volunteers who are raising money for Orchid, the men’s cancer charity.

Previous years have raised more than £10,000 for its work and organisers hope that this year’s event will be just as spectacular – not least as it is its 15th year.
The festival focuses on beers, real ales, ciders and perries with other options including spirits and soft drinks.

Where possible, the beers come from locally sources such as Double Barrelled, Elusive, Mysterious Brewing, Rebellion, Stardust and Tutts Clump.

Food options include Twyford-based businesses Rural Pie Co and Indian restaurant Haweli. A barbecue featuring sausages and burgers will be provided by A Star Catering.

Vegetarian options will be available.

What music can people expect at the Twyford Beer Festival 2025?

Live music is provided on all three days.

On Thursday, June 5, the first act starts at 7pm and will be Drum Club.
At 9.30pm, Blondie tribute Atomic Rapture will be performing.

The following day, the music opens at 4pm with Dream Sellers.

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Dropzone perform from 5.30pm, and Within The Blood at 7pm. Euphoria will be the headliners, starting at 8.45pm.

On Saturday, June 6, there is music from 1pm courtesy of New Tricks.

Savour The Flavour follows at 2.30pm, with The Mighty Triple O Band coming at 4pm.

Festival favourites The People’s Front of Judea will be rocking from 5.30pm, with Big Audio Twynamite at 7pm.

Bottle Kids bring the festival to a close with a set starting at 8.30pm.

Volunteers are needed

Twyford Beer Festival is run by volunteers, from the organisers to the people pulling pints.

More people are needed to lend a hand, be it picking litter, stewarding, working on reception or helping to build or takedown the site.

While there is no payment for people taking part, volunteers are able to sample the beers, and enjoy free entry to the Crazy Diamond gig on Thursday, June 6.

Full details and the volunteer form are on the Twyford Beer Festival website https://twyfordbeerfest.co.uk/volunteer.htm

When and where is the Twyford Beer Festival taking place?

The Twyford Beer Festival is taking place from Thursday, June 4 through to Saturday, June 6, at Stanlake Meadows off Waltham Road in Twyford. It is a short walk from Twyford’s railway station. The Elizabeth Line stops here, so it is easy to get a train from Reading to Twyford.

Opening times vary.

  • Thursday, June 5, it is from 6pm to 11pm.
  • On Friday, June 6, it is noon to 11pm.
  • Saturday, June 7, it is noon to 10.30pm.

Entry is by ticket only and these must be purchased in advance. These are £10 per person on Thursday and Friday, or £15 on the Saturday. Under 18s get in free, tickets are needed for those aged 16 and 17, while under 16s do not need a ticket.

A Group Ticket for up to 10 people is £130 on Saturday.

It is possible to make a donation to Orchid Cancer Charity when booking.

Tickets can be booked via https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/twyford-beer-festival

For more details on the festival including seeing the beers, ciders and spirits that will be available, log on to: https://twyfordbeerfest.co.uk/index.htm

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