Following the sellout success of its ninth beer festival, dates have been announced for the Wold Top Big Sky Beer Festival 2027.
The tenth Big Sky Beer Festival will take place on 9th and 10th July at Hunmanby Grange, home to Wold Top Brewery.
Earlier in the year, Sam Smith and the team at the Wold Newton based brewery welcomed 300 visitors to the annual beer, music and food event. She said: “This year’s Big Sky Beer Festival was a real success. Not only was it a celebration of great beer, but people enjoyed the whole experience – the live music, the food, our top of the Wolds setting and the camping. We can’t wait to do it all again next year!”
Visitors had the choice of 24 beers and ciders, including guest beers from Selby’s Jolly Sailor Brewery and food and drink vendors included Stuarts of Driffield, Espresso Van Gogh, Scarborough Creperie plus Trotters Farm Shop breakfast, barbecue and roast. Live music was provided by local musicians Rachel Mckenna, Matthew Stephens, The Midnight Special, Gerald Pickford, Dani and James and Mix Tape.
Early bird tickets are available until 31st October and cost £17 for Friday 9th July, £20 for Saturday 10th July and £32 for the weekend. Camping will also be available.
The festival takes its name from the phrase used by celebrated artist David Hockney when he compared the sky over the Yorkshire Wolds to ‘the big sky’ he experienced in the American West and reflects the unparalleled views from the brewery’s top of the Wolds location.
The brewery is also hosting an Oktoberfest event on 26th September.