Preston Pub Festival is back, a celebration of the city's incredible pub and bar scene. Born from the shared passion of 11 local pub owners, this festival is a dedicated weekend to honour Preston's rich pub heritage and the diverse range of venues that make the city's nightlife so special.
This unique event brings together a wide variety of pubs and bars, each with its own distinct character, creating a one-of-a-kind experience for festival-goers. Whether you're a seasoned ale aficionado or just looking for a great night out, the festival promises a fantastic selection of cask, craft, and keg beers, along with ciders, wines and spirits to suit every taste.
The festival features a mix of historic Preston pubs and newer, modern venues, ensuring a wide range of atmospheres. Explore iconic locations like The Moorbrook, The Black Horse, and The Old Vic, or discover new favourites like Plug and Taps, Winckley Ale House, and The Guild Ale House. This variety is at the heart of the festival, encouraging you to step out of your comfort zone and experience different parts of Preston's thriving pub community.
Preston has long been known for its lively pub scene. While the days of a pub for every day of the year may be gone, the city's pubs and bars continue to be a vital part of the local economy. The Preston Pub Festival is more than just a party—it's a tribute to these establishments and their significant contribution to the city's daytime and nighttime economy.
By celebrating together, these pubs are building a stronger sense of community and ensuring the future of Preston's vibrant hostelries. Come raise a glass to the city's pub culture and discover why Preston is a premier destination for beer lovers.
Preston Pub Festival is back, a celebration of the city's incredible pub and bar scene. Born from the shared passion of 11 local pub owners, this festival is a dedicated weekend to honour Preston's rich pub heritage and the diverse range of venues that make the city's nightlife so special.
This unique event brings together a wide variety of pubs and bars, each with its own distinct character, creating a one-of-a-kind experience for festival-goers. Whether you're a seasoned ale aficionado or just looking for a great night out, the festival promises a fantastic selection of cask, craft, and keg beers, along with ciders, wines and spirits to suit every taste.
The festival features a mix of historic Preston pubs and newer, modern venues, ensuring a wide range of atmospheres. Explore iconic locations like The Moorbrook, The Black Horse, and The Old Vic, or discover new favourites like Plug and Taps, Winckley Ale House, and The Guild Ale House. This variety is at the heart of the festival, encouraging you to step out of your comfort zone and experience different parts of Preston's thriving pub community.
Preston has long been known for its lively pub scene. While the days of a pub for every day of the year may be gone, the city's pubs and bars continue to be a vital part of the local economy. The Preston Pub Festival is more than just a party—it's a tribute to these establishments and their significant contribution to the city's daytime and nighttime economy.
By celebrating together, these pubs are building a stronger sense of community and ensuring the future of Preston's vibrant hostelries. Come raise a glass to the city's pub culture and discover why Preston is a premier destination for beer lovers.