Cambridge & District CAMRA

37th Cambridge Cambridge Beer Festival

Monday 24th to Saturday 29th May 2010
Jesus Green, Cambridge

Featuring around 200 beers, plus foreign beers, ciders, perries, mead and wine, as well as our famous Cheese counter.

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Hours & Admission

We are pleased to offer free entrance to all CAMRA and C.U. Real Ale Society members at all sessions upon producing a valid membership card.
Not a CAMRA member ? You can join CAMRA at the Festival or today !
However, we do need staff - so for guaranteed free entry please work instead.

Notes

• The festival supports and operates the Challenge21 scheme, if you are lucky enough to look young, then please don't be offended when you are asked for ID. The only acceptable ID is a government issued photo ID; photo driving licence or passport. We thank you for your co-operation.
• There are no advance tickets available.
• There are concessions for designated drivers.
• Due to the nature of the venue, anyone with unsuitable or unsafe footwear will be refused entry. This includes bare feet or roller skates.

Venue

The Cambridge Beer Festival is located on Jesus Green, Cambridge, adjacent to the Victoria Avenue road bridge.

Getting to the festival : Cycling

There is limited provision for cycle parking at the site, please note, there are emergency access gates to the festival site, bicycles secured to these gates will be removed at the owners expense. There is a secure 24-hour cycle parking facility in the Park Street car park.

Getting to the festival : Driving

There is no parking on Jesus Green or on Victoria Avenue adjacent to the site. There is limited parking in the local area, so visitors might prefer to park in Parkside car park.

Accommodation

Details of local accommodation can be found here

Food

As well as the famous Cambridge & District CAMRA Cheese Counter, there will be several outside catering facilities, plus Teas, Coffee and soft drinks will also be available.

Staffing

Volunteers needed!

The Festival is staffed entirely by volunteers. If you'd like to help out, whether just for a few hours one evening or throughout the Festival, you will be made most welcome. As a volunteer you get cheap beer and food.
You can volunteer by emailing the staffing officer (remove 'spamtrap').

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