Andy C Posted June 6, 2014 Share Posted June 6, 2014 This event on Saturday 7th June 2014 sees 14 venues in the Dronfield area team up to bring you a great day out involving beer, cider, food, music and scenery! Get yourself to Dronfield railway station (10 minute train ride from Sheffield) and a free bus service will pick you up and take you to the festival venues. It runs every half hour so you can hop on and off to try what is on offer at each location. The buses run from midday until about 11pm. Below is a summary of all the venues. More information can be found at http://www.threevalleysfestival.org.uk. Barlow Brewery, Barlow ■Converted farmyard setting ■Beer tent featuring range of beers from Barlow Brewery ■Selection of traditional ciders ■Bails of hay to sit on! ■Live music from 2pm ■Moss Valley Fine Meats stall serving gourmet sausages ■Camping available Castle Inn, Bradway ■Traditional multi-room pub on the end of a terraced row of stone built cottages ■Selection of real ales ■Beer garden at rear ■BBQ stall from Bradway Quality Meats (the local butchers shop) ■Live music in the evening Coach & Horses, Dronfield ■Thornbridge and guest beers on rotation (14 out of 31 beers on at a time) ■outside bar ■Live music on the beer patio all afternoon and evening ■BBQ food stall ■Pub is attached to the Sheffield FC ground Dronfield Arms, Dronfield ■Guest ales on outside bar ■Cider ■Outdoor drinking on the decking ■Live music ■Stone baked Pizzas and side orders ■Open from 11am Green Dragon, Dronfield ■Real ales ■Live music ■Hog roast ■Oldest pub in Dronfield! ■Outdoor drinking Hyde Park Inn, Dronfield Hill Top ■Pub recently reopened ■Real ales and cider ■Hill top location ■Drinking on the decking ■Express bar food menu – Selection of home made curries and chillis ■Live music in evening (TBC) Jolly Farmer, Dronfield Woodhouse ■Ale House theme ■Range of real ales on handpump plus extra guest ales on gravity from glass fronted cellar plus traditional ciders ■Outdoor drinking ■Bar food menu & BBQ ■Open from 10am to serve breakfast ■Live music in the afternoon Miners Arms, Dronfield Woodhouse ■Real ales ■Choice of 30 whiskys and charity tasting event ■Express Bar food menu served until 8:30pm ■Fresh pork pies ■Beer garden ■Live entertainment from 9pm Royal Oak (aka The Pond), Coal Aston ■Comfy traditional village local ■Real ales ■Beer patio overlooking park ■“the atmosphere will be electric, the staff will be superb and the music…the music will be elecTRONIC!” Talbot Arms, Dronfield Woodhouse ■1950s rock and roll theme ■Real ales, including Brampton Brewery showcase ■Food including hog roast ■Live music – The Buddies at 2pm ■Outdoor drinking Three Tuns, Dronfield Hallowes ■Pub operated by Spire Brewery ■Open from 11am to 12:30am ■12 handpumps showcasing Spire Brewery range ■Range of guest ales served direct from the cellar ■Traditional cider and perry ■Hog Roast ■Wood fired pizza oven baking pizzas freshly made to order ■Outdoor drinking ■Previous winner of CAMRA Derbyshire Pub of the Year award Travellers Rest, Apperknowle ■Traditional country drinkers pub ■6 real ales on pub bar plus a further 14 on outside bar ■Range of 12 traditional ciders and perrys ■Craft keg beers including lager on dedicated bar ■Fish & Chips from Richmond Fisheries of Sheffield ■Outdoor music stage ■Fantastic view over the valley ■Beer garden area ■Open from 11am ■Dronfield CAMRA’s current Pub of the Year winner ■Car Parking Victoria Inn, Dronfield ■Small but perfectly formed town centre pub ■Range of real ales ■Cider ■Beer patio ■Great atmosphere ■Live music at 5pm ■England game on TV in the evening ■Hot Jacks baked potatoes ■Recipient of ‘Most improved pub in Dronfield’ award from Dronfield CAMRA White Swan, Dronfield ■Range of traditional ciders ■Outside bottle bar serving beers from the UK, Europe and America ■BBQ ■Outdoor drinking ■Live music in evening ■Open from midday until 2am Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Andy C Posted November 10, 2014 Author Share Posted November 10, 2014 date for your diary, the 2015 festival will take place on Saturday 6th June. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jemson Posted November 11, 2014 Share Posted November 11, 2014 Should be good. High standard now with the Bath festival, the Steel City one and , hopefully, Shakespeares in a week or two! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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