Collaboration Beers & Specials to be released

Look out for these collaboration beers pouring throughout venues during Sheffield Beer Week. Check the breweries’ socials for updates on when and where….More to be added:

-Triple Point Brewing x Sheffield Beer Week x Indie Beer Feast x Festival of the Outdoors (pale ale) tba
-Abbeydale x Sheffield Beer Week – Cloud Peak (pale ale) tba
-Lost Industry (IWCBD – International Women’s Collab Brew Day) tba
-Thornbridge (IWCBD – International Women’s Collab Brew Day) tba
-Heist x Indie Beer Feast x Hop Hideout tba
-Triple Point x Wonky Labrador tba
-True North Brewery x The Waggon & Horses x The Broadfield – Limmer’s XB (premium best bitter)
– Peak Ales x The Brothers Arms – Unity (citrus pale ale, abv tbc)
– Torrside Brewing x Hop Hideout x Dr Christina Wade – Eliza Smith (tba)

Events Listings

More to be added, please keep checking back…

Pre-Sheffield Beer Week

Because one week isn’t enough…..

Thursday 29th Feb

The Devil’s in the Draught Lines Queer Brewing Tap Takeover & Torrside Beer Launch at Hop Hideout

Thursday 29th Feb
Where: Hop Hideout, Unit 11, Kommune, 1-13 Angel Street, Sheffield. S3 8LN
Website: https://www.hophideout.co.uk
Time: 12 to 8pm
Cost: free entry
What: Hop Hideout’s Jules is featured in Dr Christina Wade’s new book alongside some amazing women – The Devil’s in the Draught Lines. It looks at 1000 years of women in Britain’s beer history. Launching this year and published by CAMRA books. They’ll be celebrating its publication with a tap takeover from Queer Brewing (Lily was commissioned to take photos for the book!) and also the first pour of their Torrside collaboration for the book. They’ll share more about this special beer collaboration with Hop Hideout, Torrside and Dr Christina Wade on their socials; but the recipe has taken inspiration from an historical beer featured in Eliza Smith’s recipe book of 1727. More trade folks down from 6.30pm on the day.

Kernel Irish Whisky BA Imperial Brown Stout Launch at The Rutland Arms

Thursday 29th Feb
Where: Rutland Arms, 86 Brown Street, S1
Website: https://www.facebook.com/rutland.arms
Time: From opening, check venue for opening hours
Cost: Free entry
What: The Kernel Brewery Irish Whisky Barrel Aged Imperial Brown Stout launch. Rutland Arms are one of a select few venues around the UK pouring this special version of Kernel’s historic recreation Impy. Several other Kernel beers also available on draught alongside this treat.

Amity Brew Co Tap Takeover & Meet the Brewer at The Beer House, S6

Thursday 29th Feb
Where: The Beer House (S6), 548-550 Langsett Road, Sheffield, S6
Website: https://www.facebook.com/beerhouses6
Time: 1pm
Cost: Free entry
What: Amity Brew Co host a tap takeover (beer on from 1pm) and meet the brewer (from 7pm) at The Beer House, S6. Amity brew in the heart of the community in Farsley and stand for community, friendship and good beer. They make fresh, modern interpretations of classic beer styles, as well as experimenting with the new. They’ll have Waterpistol pouring, which is an award winning juicy pale ale, along with some other kegs and 1 or 2 casks.

Turning Point Brew Co Tap Takeover & Meet the Brewer at Pangolin

Thursday 29th Feb
Where: Pangolin Craft Beer, 80 Middlewood Road, S6
Website: https://www.facebook.com/pangolincraftbeer
Time: 6pm
Cost: Free entry
What: Turning Point take over the taps at Pangolin with a Meet the Brewer from 6pm.

Crossover Blendery Meet the Brewer at The Crow

Thursday 29th Feb
Where: The Crow
Website: https://www.thecrowinn.co.uk
Time: 7pm
Cost: Tickets, £22pp
What: Guided tasting session with Hitchin’s Crossover Blendery. 6 third pours from keg and bottle, presented by Charlie from the blendery.

Friday 1st March

Indie Beer Feast

Friday 1st March
Where: Trafalgar Warehouse, Sheffield. S1 4JT
Website: http://www.indiebeerfeast.co.uk
Time: Session One – 11.30am to 4.30pm / Session Two – 5.30pm to 10.30pm
Tickets & Pricing: GIGANTIC
What: Taking place on Friday (1st) and Saturday (2nd), the Indie Beer Feast brings together wonderful breweries from Sheffield, the UK and beyond, as well as some incredible street food to boot. In addition to local pioneers Hop Hideout beer shop and bar covering beer and cider. Pop-up tastings hosted by beer writers and sponsored by Barth Haas X. Plus Naturally Wines hosting a low-intervention focused Italian wine bar.

Beats, Fruits & Leaves at Heist Tap

Friday 1st March
Where: Heist Brew Tap, 107 Neepsend Lane
Website: https://www.facebook.com/Heistbrew
Time: From opening, check venue for opening hours
Tickets: free entry
What: Celebration of some of the country’s best Hop wrangling, fruited sour beers, and Sheffield independent music (and some other treats too). Fruit Salad – Big fruity beer takeover featuring sour beer from the UK and  all over the world. Including first pours of our very limited Sheffield Beer Week beer with Hop Hideout and Indie Beer Feast. Three one off kegs of never seen before or again Heist big fruited sour beers. Barrel Aged Heist Imperial Stout pouring directly from the bourbon barrel it was aged in. Sheffield local independent bands and artists exclusively playing in the taproom all day. Pouring from 12pm

MakeMake Tap Takeover at Shakespeares

Friday 1st March
Where: Shakespeare’s Pub, 146-148 Gibraltar Street, Sheffield S3 8UB
Website: https://www.facebook.com/ShakespearesShf
Time: From opening, check venue for opening times
Cost: free entry
What: MakeMake take over the taps at Shakespeares for the start of Beer Week.

Carnival Brewing Tap Takeover at Jabbarwocky

Friday 1st March
Where: Jabbarwocky, 308 London Road
Website: https://www.facebook.com/share/CoDQdSxHAhmuYzLK/
Time: From opening, check venue for opening times
Cost: Free entry
What: Liverpool’s Carnival Brewing are taking over the keg and cask lines at Jabbarwocky. Watch out for DJ announcements, dumpling specials and more. Details on the FB event page. Beer pouring from Friday 1st March through till 9th March.

Heist x Indie Beer Feast x Hop Hideout Beer Launch & Sobremesa Bottle Pours

Friday 1st March
Where: Hop Hideout, Unit 11, Kommune, 1-13 Angel Street, Sheffield. S3 8LN
Website: https://www.hophideout.co.uk
Time: 12 to 9pm
Cost: free entry
What: There’ll be 3 kegs of this very limited Heist, Indie Beer Feast and Hop Hideout mega fruit sour beer collaboration for Sheffield Beer Week. Find it pouring at Hop Hideout, Heist Brew Co Tap and Indie Beer Feast (Heist Brew Co bar). Alongside Hop Hideout will be showcasing their fav new beer and cider producer Sobremesa Drinks, from Wales via Spain! They’ll be opening a bottle to share for free at the shop; pop in for tasters, once it’s gone it’s gone! Friday 1st and Saturday 2nd at 4.30pm each day.

Craft Beer Origins, The UK at The Rutland Arms

Friday 1st March (all week)
Where: Rutland Arms, 86 Brown Street, S1
Website: https://www.facebook.com/rutland.arms
Time: From opening, check venue for opening hours
Cost: Free entry
What: Concluding their series of showcases of countries which have helped form the craft beer scene as we know it today. Coinciding with the 10th Sheffield beer week, we’re starting off showcasing breweries that have been shaping the beer scene for at least the last decade. Think the likes of Kernel, Siren, Tempest, Abbeydale, Brodie’s, Buxton, Steel City and more. Then as they move through the week, they’ll add some of the stars that have risen in the last ten years – the likes of Deya, Verdant, Beak for a start.

Saint Mars of the Desert Taproom Opening

Friday 1st March
Where: St Mars of the Desert Brewery and Taproom, 90 Stevenson Road, Sheffield
Website: https://beerofsmod.co.uk
Time: 2-8pm (Fri & Sat)
Cost: Free entry
What: St Mars of the Desert will once again throw open their taproom doors opening on 1st March just in time for Sheffield Beer Week!

The 2024 Sheffield Beer Report Launch with Pete Brown

Friday 1st March
Where: Sheffield Tap, Sheffield Train Station. Sheffield VENUE LINK
Website: RSVP LINK
Time: 5 to 6pm
Cost: Free entry, MUST RSVP via link in advance due to limited capacity
What: Join Beer Report author, Pete Brown, and Councillor Martin Smith, Chair of Sheffield’s Economic Development and Skills Policy Committee, as they discuss the findings of this fully revised and updated report supported by the University of Sheffield. The 2024 Beer Report explores the vibrant beer and brewing industry in Sheffield and the broader South Yorkshire Mayoral Authority, its benefits to the local economy and how it has firmly placed the region on the map as a UK destination for ale lovers.

Saturday 2nd March

Indie Beer Feast

Saturday 2nd March
Where: Trafalgar Warehouse, Sheffield. S1 4JT
Website: http://www.indiebeerfeast.co.uk
Time: Session One – 11.30am to 4.30pm / Session Two – 5.30pm to 10.30pm
Tickets & Pricing: GIGANTIC
What: Taking place on Friday (1st) and Saturday (2nd), the Indie Beer Feast brings together wonderful breweries from Sheffield, the UK and beyond, as well as some incredible street food to boot. In addition to local pioneers Hop Hideout beer shop and bar covering beer and cider. Pop-up tastings hosted by beer writers and sponsored by Barth Haas X. Plus Naturally Wines hosting a low-intervention focused Italian wine bar.

Brewery Tours at Heist

Saturday 2nd March
Where: Heist Brew Tap, 107 Neepsend Lane
Website: https://www.facebook.com/Heistbrew
Time: check venue for opening hours
Tickets: free entry
What: Free Heist Brew Co Brewery Tours running twice during the day. Times and details to be confirmed.

Sobremesa Bottle Pours at Hop Hideout

Saturday 2nd March
Where: Hop Hideout, Unit 11, Kommune, 1-13 Angel Street, Sheffield. S3 8LN
Website: https://www.hophideout.co.uk
Time: 12 to 9pm
Cost: free entry
What: Hop Hideout will be showcasing their fav new beer and cider producer Sobremesa Drinks, from Wales via Spain! They’ll be opening a bottle to share for free at the shop; pop in for tasters, once it’s gone it’s gone! Friday 1st and Saturday 2nd at 4.30pm each day.

Lakes Brew Co Showcase at Kelham Island Tavern

Saturday 2nd March
Where: Kelham Island Tavern
Website: https://www.facebook.com/kelhamislandtavern
Time: From opening check venue for hours
Cost: free entry
What: Kelham Island Tavern showcase Lakes Brew Co. A selection of casks and kegs on the bar from this Kendal based brewery. Hopefully they’ll be including an exclusive one off cask, brand new keg beers and a pub favourite: Lakes Pale. Keep your eyes peeled for announcements on the pub’s socials!

Saint Mars of the Desert Taproom Opening

Saturday 2nd March
Where: St Mars of the Desert Brewery and Taproom, 90 Stevenson Road, Sheffield
Website: https://beerofsmod.co.uk
Time: 2-8pm (Fri & Sat)
Cost: Free entry
What: St Mars of the Desert will once again throw open their taproom doors opening, after a break, for Sheffield Beer Week!

Sunday 3rd March

Lakes Brew Co Showcase at Kelham Island Tavern

Sunday 3rd March
Where: Kelham Island Tavern
Website: https://www.facebook.com/kelhamislandtavern
Time: From opening check venue for hours
Cost: free entry
What: Kelham Island Tavern showcase Lakes Brew Co. A selection of casks and kegs on the bar from this Kendal based brewery. Hopefully they’ll be including an exclusive one off cask, brand new keg beers and a pub favourite: Lakes Pale. Keep your eyes peeled for announcements on the pub’s socials!

Sheffield Beer Week

Monday 4th March

Pie Week at Riverside

Monday 4th March – Sunday 10th March
Where: Riverside Kelham
Website: https://www.riversidesheffield.co.uk/
Time: check venue for opening times
Cost: free entry
What: Comforting, crisp, flaky, and delicious… if there’s one thing True North Pubs say they know how to do, it’s pies! True North are celebrating all things pie from Monday 4th – Sunday 10th March, with their chefs serving up pie week specials with a Pick’n’mix menu.

Brew York Keg & Black Iris Cask Tap Takeover at Riverside

Monday 4th March – Sunday 10th March
Where: Riverside Kelham
Website: https://www.riversidesheffield.co.uk/
Time: check venue for opening times
Cost: free entry
What: All week tap takeovers from Brew York and Black iris, sharing the Riverside taps across keg and cask.

Bundobust Brewery Tap Takeover & Paired Food Menu at The Greystones

Mon 4th March
Where: The Greystones, Greystones Road. S11 7BS
Website: https://www.facebook.com/thegreystones
Time: From opening check venue
Cost: Free entry
What: The Greystones are hosting a tap take over by Bundobust Brewery all week – March 4th to 10th. This will include 6 dedicated beer lines to showcase a variety of Bundobust beers. 3 cask and 3 keg. They’ll also be offering a variety of Indian street food and pizza specials. Yum!

Liquid Light Cask Takeover at Shakespeares

Monday 4th March
Where: Shakespeare’s Pub, 146-148 Gibraltar Street, Sheffield S3 8UB
Website: https://www.facebook.com/ShakespearesShf
Time: check venue for opening times
Cost: free entry
What: Nottingham’s Liquid Light cask takeover including special collaboration beer with Shakespeares on the bar.

Sureshot Tap Takeover at Two Thirds

Monday 4th March
Where:  Two Thirds Beer Co, Abbeydale Road
Website: twothirdsbeer.co/sheffieldbeerweek24
Time: check venue for opening times
Cost: free entry
What: Manchester’s Sureshot Brewing take over the Two Thirds taps for Sheff Beer Week! Showcasing SIX small-batch, hop-forward beers on tap including the brand new 2nd Birthday DIPA and special one-off collabs with DEYA, Siren & Netherland’s Frontaal Brewing. Pouring all week long from Monday 4th March.

One off Blue Bee Casks & Quiz Time at Kelham Island Tavern

Monday 4th March
Where: Kelham Island Tavern
Website: https://www.facebook.com/kelhamislandtavern
Time: From 9pm
Cost: Quiz entry
What: There will be 4 one off Blue Bee Brewery casks on the bar. Plus it’s the KIT weekly quiz which will takes on a beery theme. 20 general knowledge questions all linked by a theme with a bar tab to be won.

Tuesday 5th March

Big Walk 2024 Launch with Thornbridge Brewery at The University Arms

Tuesday 5th March
Where: The University Arms, 197 Brook Hill, Sheffield S3 7HG.
Website: https://www.sheffield.ac.uk/giving/fundraise/big-walk-2024
Time: From 4.30pm
Cost: Free entry
What: Try a first pour of “The Big Walk 2024 Pale Ale” from Tuesday 5th March. 10p per pint/£7.20 per firkin will be donated by Thornbridge to groundbreaking MND research at the University of Sheffield. 

South Yorks Beer Girls Social

Tuesday 5th March
Where: Hop Hideout, Unit 11, Kommune, 1-13 Angel Street, Sheffield. S3 8LN
Website: https://www.facebook.com/events/392756029932937
Time: 6.30pm
Cost: free entry
What: A newly formed South Yorkshire based beer social group for women (inclusive of all, including non-binary and transgender). Join us for our second meeting (look out for a brew day as the first, being organised by Lost Industry’s Helen-Fay). Meeting at Hop Hideout beer shop, we’ll then head out for a mini beer trail finishing at Lost in West Bar. Both start and finish venues are women-owned businesses. A friendly and welcoming group, no need to know about beer, just to enjoy it! Free to join, rsvp via Hop Hideout.

Lords Brewing Rebrand at The Wonky Labrador

Tuesday 5th March
Where: The Wonky Labrador, 212 Oakbrook Road, Sheffield. S11 7ED
When: 7pm – 10pm
Price: Free
What: Rebrand featuring special edition beers from Lords Brewing and their new look branding, Gavin from the brewery will be hosting.

Sheffield Beer-Themed Quiz at Triple Point Brewery

Tuesday 5th March
Where: Triple Point Brewing, 178 Shoreham Street, Sheffield. S1 4SQ
Website: https://www.facebook.com/triplepointbrew
Time: 8pm
Cost: free
What: Join Triple Point Brewery at the bar for their Tuesday night quiz with all rounds being tailored to a Sheffield and beer theme.

Wednesday 6th March

Celebration of Dark Beer at the Dog & Partridge

Wednesday 6th March
Where: Dog & Partridge, 56 Trippet Lane. S1 4EL
Website: https://www.thedogsheffield.com/
Time: From opening, check venue for opening hours
Tickets: free entry
What: A celebration of dark beer styles from the team at the Dog & Partridge pub. Expect a myriad of tasty styles such as stout, black IPA, dunkelweiss, dark lager, imperial stout, porter and mild. Free entry, check venue socials as more events around this may be added. From Wednesday 6th to Sunday 10th March.

Exclusive Heist Brew Co Cask Launch at Heist Tap

Wednesday 6th March
Where: Heist Brew Tap, 107 Neepsend Lane
Website: https://www.facebook.com/Heistbrew
Time: check venue for opening hours
Tickets: free entry
What: Exclusive one off Heist cask pour from 4pm. Launch of Heist x Foundry collaboration beer and climbing social (Time TBC).

Wonky Labrador’s First Birthday

Wednesday 6th March
Where: The Wonky Labrador, 212 Oakbrook Road, Sheffield. S11 7ED
When: 6pm – 11pm
Price: Free
What: The Wonky Labrador celebrate their first birthday at the microbar. They’ve collaborated with Triple Point to brew a beer featuring a childhood friend of Mac’s. During the evening they’ll be pouring a variety of Sheffield beers that have helped forge the identity of The Wonky Labrador in it’s first year.

Newbarns Tap Takeover & Tutored Tasting at Stag’s Head

Wednesday 6th March
Where: The Stag’s Head, 15 Psalter Lane, Nether Edge, Sheffield. S11 8YN
Website: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/sheffield-beer-week-tap-take-over-and-tutored-tasting-with-newbarns-tickets
Time: 7pm
Tickets: £12 + booking
What: Scotland’s Newbarns make the journey down to Sheffield to host this tasting with friends Thornbridge Brewery. It’ll be a fantastic evening of craft beer and good vibes.

Balance Brewing & Blending Meet The Brewer Event at The Old Shoe

Wednesday 6th March
Where: The Old Shoe, Orchard Square, S1
Website: https://www.instagram.com/theoldshoebar/
Time: 7pm
Tickets: £25 https://buytickets.at/theoldshoe/1149523
What: Balance Brewing & Blending was founded in 2021 by Will & James, and they’re the only brewery in Manchester that focuses exclusively on producing mixed culture, barrel fermented beers. Their beers take time, each one spending at least 6 months, often more, in barrel before being blended onto dry hops, fruit and foraged ingredients from around the UK. The Old Shoe love Balance because it’s not only run by a wonderful and incredibly friendly team, but they love to experiment around the borders of beer. They’ve blended beers with cider from UK cidery Torn Plant, produced beers with wine like qualities, as well as using ingredients that push the boundaries on what beer is normally made with. More generally, they allow themselves to be influenced by wine, cider and other flavours in their approach to brewing and the products they make.

 

Thursday 7th March

IWCBD at Heist Brew Co

Thursday 7th March
Where: Heist Brew Tap, 107 Neepsend Lane
Website: https://www.facebook.com/Heistbrew
Time: 8am
Tickets: free
What: Run alongside International Women’s Day (March 8th), IWCBD’s happen all over the globe. It’s an initiative to celebrate and support female identifying and non-binary people working in the beer industry and to open up the craft brewing world to those wanting to know more. 8am start, 3pm finish, no beer or brewing experience needed, hosted by the women at Heist Brew Co & Taproom. Get in touch direct to book a free place.

Dry Stone walling with CPRE Peak District & South Yorkshire

Thursday 7th March 2024
Where: Haythornthwaite Wood, Brickhouse Lane, Dore S17 3DA (opposite the Dore Moor Inn.)
Website: https://www.cprepdsy.org.uk/get-involved/events
Time: 10.00am – 3.00pm
Cost: Free – but places are limited so booking essential
What: Organised by The CPRE Peak District and South Yorkshire, the countryside charity. Their goal is to create a thriving and beautiful countryside that can be enjoyed by everyone. In celebration of their centenary, they would like to invite you to join them and help repair the dry stone boundary wall at Haythornthwaite Wood near Dore. This woodland is located on the outskirts of Sheffield, just 1km away from the boundary of the Peak District National Park. It holds sentimental value as it was planted in dedication to the founders of their charity, Ethel and Gerald Haythornthwaite. No previous experience is required, as dry stone walling expert Will Husband, from the local company Peak Walling, along with CPRE Peak District and South Yorkshire staff and volunteers, will provide guidance and assistance. The ongoing improvements to the woodland are made possible thanks to grants from The Dore Village Society and CPRE Hedgerow Heroes. Places are limited. Email cassa.townsend@cprepdsy.org.uk to reserve your free

Battle of the Beers at The Crow

Thursday 7th March
Where: The Crow, 33 Scotland Street. S3 7BS
Time: 7pm
Cost: £25pp – tickets from The Crow & Beer Central
What: The annual ‘Battle of the Beers’ sees Beer Central and The Crow go head to head on their beer selections for you. Vote for your favourite on the night. 8 incredible beers to try.

Red Willow Tap Takeover & Meet the Brewer at Hallamshire House

Thursday 7th March
Where: Hallamshire House, 49 Commonside, Sheffield. S10 1GF
Website: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/sheffield-beer-week-tap-take-over-and-tutored-tasting-with-red-willow-tickets-810045216047
Time: 7pm
Cost £10 + booking
What: Hallamshire House welcome Macclesfield’s Red Willow to the pub for a tap takeover and meet the brewer. This will be a delicious tutoured beer tasting hosted in the private snug area, limited tickets, so be quick.

Cheese & Beer Pairing at Triple Point Brewery

Thursday 7th March
Where: Triple Point Brewing, 178 Shoreham Street, Sheffield. S1 4SQ
Website: https://www.facebook.com/events/1117427546268493
Time: 7pm
Cost: £30, tickets from the brewery/online
What: A beer and cheese tasting night, featuring five delicious Yorkshire cheeses and five Triple Point Brewing beers.

Beer, Burgers & Business – In Conversation with Triple Point Brewing

Thursday 7th March
Where:  Two Thirds Beer Co, Abbeydale Road
Website: https://twothirdsbeer.co/triplepointSBW
Time: 7.30pm
Cost: Ticket £5.95 includes a pint of Triple Point beer on arrival
What: A no-holds barred conversation with the founders of Triple Point Brewing & Two Thirds Beer Co for Sheff Beer Week 2024! Expect incredible insights into the highs and lows of running a hospitality business in Sheffield in 2024. Plus audience Q&A.

Friday 8th March

International Women’s Day: Talk on Ethel Haythornthwaite & Higger Tor Walk

Friday 8th March 2024

Where: Longshaw Café, Longshaw Estate, S11 7TZ
Website: https://www.cprepdsy.org.uk/get-involved/events/
Time: 10.00 – 1.00pm
Cost: £7.50
What: In celebration of International Women’s Day and 100 years of CPRE Peak District and South Yorkshire (CPRE PDSY), the National Trust are hosting a talk on the life and work of Ethel Haythornthwaite followed by a guided walk up Higger Tor. You will hear from Cassa Townsend, CPRE PDSY Engagement Lead, about Ethel’s campaigning and environmental activism, which protected greenspace surrounding Sheffield and the Peak District including Longshaw Estate. This dedicated work eventually led to the establishment of the Sheffield Green Belt and Britain’s first National Park, the Peak District. Afterwards, there will be a guided walk up Higger Tor, the closest ‘Ethel’ to Longshaw Estate. The Ethels are 95 hills in the Peak District devised by CPRE Peak District and South
Yorkshire supporter and hillwalker Doug Colton and are named in tribute to Ethel
Haythornthwaite. Booking is essential.

Phantom, Yonder & Northern Monk Tap Takeover at Shakespeares

Friday 8th March
Where: Shakespeare’s Pub, 146-148 Gibraltar Street, Sheffield S3 8UB
Website: https://www.facebook.com/ShakespearesShf
Time: check venue for opening times
Cost: free entry
What: Three way take over from Shakespeares’ current favs for the final weekend of Beer Week.

Tri-PA 3x3x3 at Heist Tap

Friday 8th March
Where: Heist Brew Tap, 107 Neepsend Lane
Website: https://www.facebook.com/Heistbrew
Time: check venue for opening hours
Tickets: free entry
What: A big hop party with three of Heist’s favourite UK Hop Wranglers right now. 9 fantastic pales, IPAs, and more from Indie Rabble, Chain House, and State of Kind.

Fuggle Bunny Brew House Taproom Opening

Friday 8th March
Where: Fuggle Bunny Brew House
Website: https://www.facebook.com/FuggleBunny
Time: 11am to 11pm
Tickets: free entry
What: Fuggle Bunny Brew House will open their taproom doors to welcome visitors. They’ll be hosting a special beer for the day too.

Siren Brewery Tap Takeover at Kelham Island Tavern

Friday 8th March
Where: Kelham Island Tavern
Website: https://www.facebook.com/kelhamislandtavern
Time: check venue for opening
Cost: Quiz entry
What: 10 casks and 5 kegs from Berkshire’s finest. Including the only casks of the beer KIT went down to brew with Siren. Plus some extra special strong beers on cask and bottle pours with one of the folks from Siren.

Queer Brewing & Closet Brewing Tap Takeover at The Old Shoe

Friday 8th March
Where: The Old Shoe, Orchard Square, S1
Website:: https://www.instagram.com/theoldshoebar/
Time: From opening, 12noon
Cost: Free Entry
What: Some of the themes of Sheffield Beer Week this year include community and the outdoors. So The Old Shoe have curated a Queer Brewing and Closet Brewing takeover across a few (of our many) lines. Queer Brewing are a micro brewery based in London and their beers always go down well whenever they’ve had them on. Closet Brewing started as the smallest brewery in Edinburgh, whilst they’ve expanded a it since then their motto still remains ‘ Drink Good Beer with Good People’. They’ve also asked their friends over at Peak Queer Adventures if they’d like to organise a little outing in the local area, ending at The Old Shoe afterwards for a well earned refreshing queer beer.

Jester King Spon, Cloudwater Birthday Beers & Funky Fluid Gelato at The Crow

Friday 8th March
Where: The Crow, 33 Scotland Street. S3 7BS
Website: https://www.facebook.com/events/1577711566345060
Time: Pouring from opening, 12noon
Cost: Free entry
What: The annual Jester King Sponzee day 2024 launch. This annual beer release is a celebration of spontaneously fermented beer with the main event being Spon which is a mix of 1,2 and 3 year mixed ferm beer. They’ve also have managed to get hold of a grapefruit edition Spon as well as a few other treats from the mixed ferm masters. Secondly they’ll have Cloudwater brewery’s birthday beers celebrating their 9th birthday with a pale, an IPA and a DIPA with a focus on the Nelson Sauvin hop. On top of this we have a naughty imperial baltic porter collab with Pinta. Finally they’ll have 3 sours from Funky Fluids Gelato series.

Saint Mars of the Desert Taproom Opening

Friday 8th March
Where: St Mars of the Desert Brewery and Taproom, 90 Stevenson Road, Sheffield
Website: https://beerofsmod.co.uk
Time: 2-8pm (Fri & Sat)
Cost: Free entry
What: St Mars of the Desert will once again throw open their taproom doors opening, after a break, for Sheffield Beer Week!

Now That’s What I Call Sheffield at Triple Point Brewery

Friday 8th March
Where: Triple Point Brewing, 178 Shoreham Street, Sheffield. S1 4SQ
Website: https://www.facebook.com/triplepointbrew
Time: 8pm
Cost: free entry
What: Expect the brewery’s in-house DJ, playing songs from Sheffield bands and artists. It’ll be a warm-up for their fifth birthday party which they’ll be more celebration of the following Friday in addition (15th ).

Saturday 9th March

Hop Hideout x Triple Point x Run Talk Run 5km Run & Brewery Tour

Saturday 9th March
Where: Hop Hideout, Unit 11, Kommune, 1-13 Angel Street, Sheffield. S3 8LN
Website: https://www.hophideout.co.uk
Time: 11.30am
Cost: free entry, please rsvp
What: Join Hop Hideout to celebrate the launch of collaborative beer Ethel, named after the South Yorkshire green spaces and Peak District campaigner Ethel Haythornthwaite. Brewed at Triple Point Brewery alongside Indie Beer Feast, Sheffield Beer Week and the Festival of the Outdoors. Meet at Hop Hideout beer shop (inside Kommune foodhall) and head out on a 5km loop taking in the sights of Sheffield. We’ll run past CPRE Peak District and South Yorkshire’s office; one of the charities Sheffield Beer Week is supporting. The charity was set up by Ethel 100 years ago to protect the Peak District and South Yorkshire countryside. Then stopping half way for a beer (you’ll need money for own drinks, free water available at all stops) and a whistle stop brewery tour at Triple Point (free tour). Before heading back to Hop Hideout for a social. Sheffield mental health friendly running group Run Talk Run are co-hosting the run too. (Secure bag storage at Hop Hideout rsvp hophideout@gmail.com or Run Talk Run socials).

Terra Tempo Brewing at The Rutland Arms

Saturday 9th March
Where: Rutland Arms, 86 Brown Street, S1
Website: https://www.facebook.com/rutland.arms 
Time: 12 noon
Cost: Free entry
What: Terra Tempo are a new brewery specialising in mixed fermentation, with a focus on sustainability, using hops and fruit grown on the farm where the brewery is locate we tend to get quite excited. Brewed in the North Downs in Surrey, by a brewer with pedigree from some of the North’s most well know craft breweries they welcome Terra Tempo to the Rutland on Saturday afternoon so you can see what they’re all about! Rutland Arms will be showcasing a selection of beer on keg and in bottle, including barrel aged IPAs, with the brewer in attendance, free entry.

CPRE Peak District & South Yorkshire Woodland Conservation Task Day

Saturday 9th March 2024
Where: Haythornthwaite Wood, Brickhouse Lane, Dore S17 3DA (opposite the Dore Moor Inn.)
Website: https://www.cprepdsy.org.uk/get-involved/events
Time: 1.30pm – 4.00pm
Cost: Free
What: Organised by the CPRE Peak District and South Yorkshire, the countryside charity. Their goal is to create a thriving and beautiful countryside that can be enjoyed by everyone. In celebration of their centenary, they would like to extend an invitation to you to join their conservation task day at Haythornthwaite Wood near Dore. This woodland is located on the outskirts of Sheffield, just 1km away from the boundary of the Peak District National Park. It holds sentimental value as it was planted in dedication to the founders of our charity, Ethel and Gerald Haythornthwaite. You will contribute to the ongoing maintenance and enhancement of this unique woodland, creating a thriving habitat for plants and wildlife to flourish. No prior experience is necessary
– just bring your enthusiasm and a willingness to contribute to a variety of tasks including path maintenance, dead hedging, dry stone walling and creating habitat piles and logstacks for wildlife. The ongoing improvements to the woodland are made possible thanks to grants from The Dore Village Society and CPRE Hedgerow Heroes. Email cassa.townsend@cprepdsy.org.uk to reserve your free space

Saint Mars of the Desert Taproom Opening

Saturday 9th March
Where: St Mars of the Desert Brewery and Taproom, 90 Stevenson Road, Sheffield
Website: https://beerofsmod.co.uk
Time: 2-8pm (Fri & Sat)
Cost: Free entry
What: St Mars of the Desert will once again throw open their taproom doors opening, after a break, for Sheffield Beer Week!

Sunday 10th March

Funky Fluid Barrel Aged Beer Bottle Tasting at The Rutland Arms

Sunday 10th March
Where: Rutland Arms, 86 Brown Street, S1
Website: https://www.facebook.com/rutland.arms 
Time: 5.30pm
Cost: Tickets from pub £20pp
What: Rutland Arms finish off Sheffield Beer Week with a bottle tasting of some Funky Fluid Barrel age releases that they’ve squirreled away in their cellar waiting for a special occasion. Think imperial stouts and barley wines.