The Plough, Fadmoor: Rural Yorkshire pub launches ticket sales for annual beer festival this summer
The Plough at Fadmoor will be launching ticket sales for its annual beer festival this summer - here’s everything you need to know.
The annual Beer Festival takes place on Friday, July 10 and Saturday, July 11, 2026, and the venue at The Plough has launched online ticket sales for the event.
The festival will showcase more than 25 Yorkshire cask and keg beers, ales, lager and cider, alongside The Plough’s range of house spirits.
A general bar will also be available for non-beer lovers, including wine and soft drinks.
Live music will run throughout the event, with a line-up of local bands and musicians. On Friday night, The Merlins and Moré will take to the stage, performing covers from across the eras and musical spectrum.
On Saturday, the line-up will include Sweet Soul 7, a soul and Northern Soul band, Oz Wizard, playing a range of popular pop songs, and Diva Strop and Born Wild, bringing rock and pop covers to the festival stage.
Locally sourced food will be available to purchase throughout the event, with a BBQ from The Plough team, as well as pizza, fish and chips, and other street food options.
“We are really looking forward to welcoming people back to The Plough for the Beer Festival, as we showcase an even larger range of Yorkshire beers, lager and cider, alongside our very own gin, vodka and whisky,” Ed Bentley, The Plough’s events manager.
“Last year’s event was a great success, thanks to the fantastic support of our sponsors, local businesses and everyone who came along. It gave a real boost to the renovation funds for this community pub, and we hope this year’s festival will be even better!”
The event will run from 6pm to 11pm on Friday and from 3pm to 11pm on Saturday and tickets cost £10 per person, including a souvenir festival glass.
Tickets are available through online ticket provider Ticketebo and will also be available locally. Beer Festival t-shirts are available for pre-purchase when buying tickets online only.
Due to the nature of the event and the fact that the pub and grounds remain a building site, the event will not be able to cater for children under 15 years of age.
A spokesperson for the event said: “We know this will be disappointing for local families with younger children, but the safety of everyone on site is of paramount importance.
“We will look to run a more family-friendly event, with younger children in mind, over the summer, as well as the Pumpkin Parade later in the year.”