You don't have long to wait until our 2024 Beer & Gin Festival gets underway at Baildon Cricket & Rugby Club, Jenny Lane, Baildon, BD17 6RS.

The festival starts this Friday (5th July) and will run until Sunday evening. There's plenty to look forward to as you will see below!

Remember it's free entry all weekend and no tickets are required, just turn up! We want to make the event as inclusive as possible so feel free to bring along children and dogs (on a lead).

Friday 5th July 2024 - 6pm to late

Bouncy Castle

Food from Eyes on the Fries and Saltaire Belle

Music from All Together Now Choir and The Good Citizens

Saturday 6th July 2024 - Noon to late

Bouncy Castle

Cricket from Noon (2nd team vs Yeadon)

Euro 2024 live in the Clubhouse from 5pm (England vs Switzerland)

Food from Saltaire Belle and Skewer Point

Music from Hayley Gaftarnick and White Roses

Sunday 7th July 2024 - Noon to 6pm

Cricket from 1pm (Sunday team vs Yeadon)

Food from Saltaire Belle

This year will be our biggest festival yet as we have expanded to having 3 bars! Inside we will have our usual Beer bar in the bottom room with upstairs having a Lager and Wine bar. Outside in its usual spot we will have our Gin, Prosecco and Spirits bar. With a single Gin & Tonic being priced at £4.50 (a reduction from 2023) we hope you find us affordable as well as being able to provide you with all the entertainment you need to have a great weekend!

FAQs

Do I need to purchase tickets? No, you can just turn up!

Do I need to buy tokens when I get there? No, you can just pay for what you buy

Is it cash only? Whilst we would prefer cash (the signal isn't great in Baildon) we will accept card payments

What happens if it rains? Rain won't stop the fun! We will have Gazebos up outside to protect from the elements as well as plenty of indoor space

I'm one of the sponsors, how do I get my drinks tokens? Please ask a member of staff on arrival who will issue you with your tokens

Is the event suitable for children? Absolutely, we will have a bouncy castle on Friday and Saturday and there's plenty of space for them to run around. We will also be glass free this year so the risk of cuts and grazes from broken glass will be removed