G-Festival is returning to Hoghton for its third year this Spring Bank Holiday Weekend.
AdvertisementFor three days, the charitable beer and music festival will be coming to Gregson Lane playing fields, helping music fans make the most of the break.
Proceeds from the event will go towards supporting Gregson Green, a charity committed to raising funds for a new community centre in Gregson Lane, Hoghton.
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As a showcase for Lancashire breweries, this is your chance to discover over 35 Lancashire real ales at the festival, selected from breweries including Leyland based Crankshaft Brewery, Beer Brothers in Bamber Bridge and Bowland Brewery from Clitheroe.
Alongside the popular ale bar, visitors will find an array of ciders and lagers, and a gin and prosecco bar.
Live music is one of the big attractions at the festival and with 18 acts performing over the weekend there is something for everyone.
G-Festival starts on Friday 25 May at 7pm, with Hoghton based folk act Trouble at’ Mill starting the festivities.
Saturday will see headline act, The Voice UK winner and LibertyX member, Kevin Simm take to the stage.
Sunday at G-festival sees upcoming teenage performers in the spotlight, including four-piece band PR5 and solo acts Millie-Mae Hill and Connor Banks are on the line-up.
Entry to the event at Gregson Lane Community Centre is £5 per day which includes your festival glass.
Children under 3 can attend free of charge.
You can purchase your tickets for G-Festival online.
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