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The Middle Earth Beer & Music Festival took a break in 2018 but it’s back in 2019.
There’ll be 50+ fantastic cask, keg & craft beers on offer, some great live music from national & local bands and musicians, on-site camping as well as plenty of street food choices. The whole festival has a Middle Earth theme including a Hobbiton Craft Market which celebrates the links between JRR Tolkien and the beautiful Ribble Valley that he loved so much.
Join us for a weekend of fine beer, good music and family fun in the beautiful surroundings of Waddow Hall, our very own Middle Earth.
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