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Horncliffe Beer & Music Festival: a weekend of ale, music & community

The Horncliffe Beer & Music Festival returns this summer for a packed weekend of live music, local ales, and community spirit

Rebecca Tomlinson by Rebecca Tomlinson
31-05-2025 11:30 - Updated on 06-06-2025 14:42
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Horncliffe’s much-loved Beer & Music Festival returns this summer for a packed weekend of live music, local ales, and community spirit. Taking place on Saturday 5 and Sunday 6 July 2025, the event brings together local talent, independent breweries, and visitors from across Northumberland.

Organised by Horncliffe Events, a not-for-profit community group, the festival celebrates everything grassroots: from folk traditions and local performers to small-batch brewers and homemade cake.

What To Expect From The Horncliffe Beer & Music Festival

Two Full Days of Performances

Expect everything from folk, rock, and blues to tribal dance and traditional jazz – with performances running from midday into the evening on both days.

Real Ales from Northumberland Breweries

Local brewers will be out in force, with real ales on offer from:

  • First & Last Brewery
  • Cheviot Brewery
  • Born Brewery

Additional drinks will be served at the Chain Bridge Bar inside Horncliffe Memorial Hall.

When & Where

  • Saturday 5 July: 12pm –11pm
  • Sunday 6 July: 12pm –10pm

Location: Horncliffe Memorial Hall & Village Green

Entry Details

  • Free entry before 5pm
  • £5 after 5pm (pay on the door)
  • Some refreshments are cash only – so come prepared!

A Vital Part Of Village Life

Events like the Horncliffe Beer & Music Festival are a vital part of village life — bringing people together, supporting independent artists and businesses, and keeping traditions alive. 

With free daytime entry, homegrown performers, and Northumberland’s best brewers on tap, it’s a chance to enjoy something truly local — and support the people behind it.

For more information about the festival click here.

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Rebecca is a recent graduate and freelance journalist based in Berwick-upon-Tweed

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