It's almost time
Nottingham's Robin Hood Beer and Cider Festival returns to the Trent Bridge cricket ground with more than 798 beers on offer and 150 ciders along with a gin bar. This year, the festival will open from Wednesday, October 12 until Saturday, October 15 with over 14,000 visitors expected to attend.
This year, there is only one entrance, Dixon Gate to the festival which can be found on Bridgford Road. With thousands of visitors expected, it's worth getting there early. The night will close with performances from The Barnum Meserve which combine piano tunes with unique vocals and powerful drumming. Local artists Booba Dust will close out the night with their foot-thumping rhythm and blues on the main stage from 10pm until 11pm.
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