Amberley Museum & Heritage Centre Ale Festival

.... is coming ....

Thursday 30 August
Friday 31 August
Saturday 1 September 2012
with the customery drink-up session on the Sunday afternoon
- if there's any left!
No promises!

Check back later for more information.
Tickets (entrance and for the bus services) will be on sale from 1 July 2012.

As usual the sponsored bus services will run from Henfield via Small Dole, Bramber, Steyning and Storrington, and from Brighton via Shoreham-by-Sea, Lancing, Worthing and Storrington. Times will be advertised well in advance.

Opening Times and Prices will be similar to last year:
Thursday 30 August
6 to 10:30pm, adm. £4*
Friday 31 August
6 to 10:30pm, adm. £5*
Saturday 1 September (daytime)
Noon to 5pm, adm £9.80**
(the Museum is fully open)
Holders of daytime tickets may remain on site for the evening session at no further charge.
Saturday 1 September (evening)
6 to 10:30pm, adm £4*
(With music)
Sunday 2 September
Noon 'till the beer runs out, adm £9.80**
(the Museum is fully open - closes 5:pm)
AFTER 2:30pm:
ALL beer/cider £1.60 pint.
Card-carrying CAMRA (Campaign for Real Ale) members admitted free.
*Thu/Fri/Sat evening sessions - 50p reduction on these prices for
tickets purchased in advance.
** There is £1 off day prices for student/OAP.
The Saturday (daytime) and Sunday sessions will also include our annual Craft and Food Fair.
Please visit the Museum's main website for more details.

Remember Ale at Amberley 6?
Seems a long time ago - but we got through around 70 barrels of ale plus a not insignificant number of ciders and perries. Here's a reminder.

Last year's festival was opened by Roger Protz, editor of the beer drinkers' bible, The Good Beer Guide, published annually by The Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA). He is seen here with Dr Claire Seymour (left) curator at the Museum, and Ruth Dewdney, the office administrator.
(Roger's the one in the middle!)

On Saturday and Sunday we were entertained by morris dancers, including Cuckoo's Nest, a Brighton based side,
seen here .

We do our best to encourage responsible drinking, of course ....

.... but will deal severely with those not toeing the line (only joking!)

And just in case you need any further encouragement ...
Last year's Beer List
is here!

And we had music .....

on Saturday night.
Thanks to Cardinal Sin & the Preachers.
Their appearence at the Festival was sponsored by
Brighton and South Downs Branch CAMRA Young Members .

Oh yes, I nearly forgot - we had this bit of tomfoolery as well:

We would like to thank the following companies and individuals
for sponsoring Ale at Amberley 6:-
Casks of Ale or Cider

Blaker's
of
Cowfold
Hogs Back
Brewery
Tongham
British
Engineerium
Hove
Arthur
Screwcap
.

Bus Services

Harvey's of
Lewes
Hepworth & Co
Horsham
Welton's
Brewery

Souvenir Beer Glasses

Dark Star
Brewery
The
Radiators

Thanks also to:-

Members of the local groups of the
Campaign for Real Ale for their advice and
assistance in organising the Festival

Management and staff of Compass Bus

Got a question or a comment?

to contact us.
The Museum's Official Website is here.
© Gerry Cork & Amberley Museum & Heritage Centre - January 2012

	Members of the local groups of the Campaign for Real Ale for their advice and assistance in organising the Festival
	Management and staff of Compass Bus