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Eastbourne Borough Council in association with CAMRA (Campaign for Real Ale) will welcome an unprecendented number of drinkers to the festival this year. People will be enjoying the range of over 80 real ales, as well as ciders, wines, perries and international bottled beers.
Visitors will enjoy a range of entertainment from Oompah and Jazz bands to Morris Dancers. An array of traditional pub games will also prove popular with friends and families having a go at old favourites such as 'Shuffleboard', to the pub teams from around Sussex competing in a 'Toad in the Hole' competition. This article has various parts which have been reproduced with the kind permission of Eastbourne Borough Council. For more information about the event, please see the Eastbourne Beer Festival Website | Local InformationEastbourne TheatresFind out about the Theatres in Eastbourne, including what's on, and full details of all performances. Eastbourne Tennis - Pre- Wimbledon Tennis TournamentEastbourne Tennis. The Devonshire Park is the location for the annual premier pre-Wimbledon ladies and mens tennis tournaments featuring the worlds best tennis players. Eastbourne Air ShowCome and see the spectacular international flying display with the red arrows, military jets and other aircraft as well as helicopters, parachutists, etc. Eastbourne Beer FestivalEastbourne Beer Festival - Eastbourne celebrates it's beer festival this year. Playing Golf in Eastbourne and Surrounding AreasEastbourne has 11 golf courses within an easy reach 10 mile radius. Most notably is the Royal Eastbourne Golf Club which sits on beautifully scenic and very chalky landscape.... which makes it an ideal all weather course. Back to our Hotel in Eastbourne Home page. |
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Festival organisers and attendees are looking forward to Eastbourne Beer Festival, the
biggest on the South Coast.
The festival has proved so popular in the past that tickets sold out in record time, and organisers were forced
to turn away queues of over 500 visitors at the door, who had not bought
their tickets in advance.