April 4 - 7, 2001 - Newcastle upon Tyne, England

25th NEWCASTLE BEER FESTIVAL

Location: Students Union, Newcastle University

Over 80 ales + ciders from around the country.

Hours: Open Wed 6-10.30pm; Thu + Fri 12-10.30pm; Sat 12-7pm.
Admission: Admission incl souvenir glass + programme £2 lunchtime, £2.50 eves. Free admission to CAMRA members at all times

April 7, 2001 - Athens, Georgia

Classic City Brew Fest

Location: Classic Center, Athens, GA

6th annual Classic City Brew Fest, The South's Largest Indoor Beer Festival; 150 beers to sample! Live bluegrass music from Uncle Lightnin'!

Hours: 2:30-7 pm
Admission: $17.75 adv., $20 door
Organization: Brewtopia Events
Contact Name: Owen C. Ogletree
Contact Phone: (706) 254-BREW

April 20 - 21, 2001 - Penticton, British Columbia, Canada

Okanagan Fest-of-Ale

Location: Penticton Trade and Convention Centre

For the beer aficionado, this 6th annual festival is the place to be. A nice selection of stouts will once again be on tap. Local restaurants and pubs are lining up for the chance to win the coveted "Best Food" award so visitors to the event are guaranteed to have an incredible selection of great foods to complement the great beverages.

Friday's tasting will likely sell out what with the live entertainment on the big stage and Saturday's event has grown each year. Advance tickets for the Friday and Saturday Consumer Tasting are strongly recommended and can be purchased through OK Res (1-800-663-1900) or at the door.

The Okanagan Fest-of-Ale event is a registered, non-profit society. Proceeds from the festival go to local charities and institutions - such as: Families First Society - The Drug Free Zone Program Penticton High School Hospitality & Tourism Scholarship. Admission: A $10.00 ticket guarantees your admission for your day of choice, your sampling glass and a Brewer's Passport for note taking
Contact Name: Barb
Contact Phone: (250) 497-8216
Contact Email: o@fest-of-ale.bc.ca

 

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