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….

>Abbeydale Brewery – Sheffield Rocks – 4.1% Sheffield celebrating dry hopped heritage pale ale; in cask, keg and can
>Abbeydale Brewery – Sheffield Stout – 4.5% Sheffield celebrating heritage stout; in cask, keg and can
>True North Brewery x Small Batch Brewing Co – Tasting Colours 5.5%, hazy pale ale
>True North Brewery – International Women’s Collaboration Brew Day – beer tbc and released after, brew day during #SheffBeerWeek
>The Wonky Labrador x Tartarus Beers – tbc, gluten free double dry-hopped pale
>Hop Hideout x Torrside Brewing x Indie Beer Feast – tbc, 3.4% duo hopped pale ale
>Triple Point Brew Co, tbc
> Stancill, tbc
> Little Critters, tbc
> The Harlequin Pub x Torrside Brewing
> The Old Shoe x Donzoko
> Kelham Island Brewery x Fagan’s Pub – Irish Red Ale (4%)

Events Listings

More to be added, please keep checking back…

Pre-Sheffield Beer Week

Because one week isn’t enough…..

Thursday 6th March

Indie Rabble Tap Takeover & Meet the Brewer at Pangolin

Thursday 6th March
Where: Pangolin Craft Beer, 80 Middlewood Road, S6
Website: https://www.facebook.com/pangolincraftbeer
Time: From 1pm
Cost: Free entry
What: Indie Rabble take over the taps at Pangolin from 1pm with a Meet the Brewer from the evening

Neptune Tap Takeover & Meet the Brewer at Itchy Pig Banner Cross

Thursday 6th March
Where: The Itchy Pig, Banner Cross, Sheffield.
Website: https://www.facebook.com/TheItchyPigBannerCross
Time: 6.30pm t0 9.30pm
Cost: Free entry
What: The Itchy Pig, Banner Cross, are hosting the amazing Neptune Brewery from Liverpool. Some of the team will be at the micropub on the evening and launching a brand new cask beer.

Friday 7th March

Indie Beer Feast

Friday 7th 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 (7th) and Saturday (8th), 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, Duckchicken Cider, Sheffield’s Paradise Garage Mead and Naturally Wines. Pop-up tastings hosted by beer writers and breweries.

Beak Brewery Keg Takeover at Kelham Island Tavern

Friday 7th March
Where: Kelham Island Tavern
Website: https://www.facebook.com/kelhamislandtavern
Time: From opening check venue for hours
Cost: Free entry
What: Starting the Friday and throughout the weekend; the fantastic Beak Brewery of Lewes, East Sussex are taking over the keg lines, with a range of their delicious beers, expect pale ales, pilsners, IPAs and Triple IPAs.

The Art of Beer at Shakespeare’s

Friday 7th March – 16th March
Where: Shakespeare’s, Gibraltar Street, Sheffield.
Website: https://www.facebook.com/ShakespearesShf
Time: From opening check venue for hours each day, Friday 1pm
Cost: Free entry
What: ‘The Art of Beer’ exhibition showcases Abbeydale, Acorn, Blue Bee and Neepsend’s beer label artwork over the decades (from 2002 onwards). Visit this colourful retrospective of beer artwork upstairs at Shakespeare’s Pub. Curated by long-standing brewer and beer lover, Richard Hough, from his personal collection, the majority of which he had a hand in brewing. This is on throughout Sheffield Beer Week, please check the venue for opening times each day.

Tynt Meadow Trappist Brewery at Hop Hideout

Friday 7th March
Where: Hop Hideout, Leah’s Yard, 22 Cambridge Street, Sheffield. S1 4HP
Website: https://www.hophideout.co.uk
Time: 2 to 4pm
Cost: free entry
What: There’ll be a special keg of Tynt Meadow’s Dutch brewed trio collaboration Three Rules brewed at La Trappe alongside Zundert. Plus Hop Hideout will have Peter Grady, Brewery Manager at Tynt Meadow in store to tell you about their monastic history, the journey of setting-up the brewery, to talk about their beers and being part of the Trappist tradition of brewing.

Saint Mars of the Desert Taproom Opening

Friday 7th March
Where: St Mars of the Desert Brewery and Taproom, 90 Stevenson Road, Sheffield
Website: https://beerofsmod.co.uk
Time: 2pm to 8pm (Fri & Sat)
Cost: Free entry
What: St Mars of the Desert will once again throw open their taproom doors on 7th March just in time for Sheffield Beer Week!

Saturday 8th March

International Women’s Collab Brew Day at True North Brewery

Saturday 8th March
Where: True North Brewery
What: True North celebrate International Women’s Day with a collaboration brew , this is a closed event for True North colleagues.

Indie Beer Feast

Saturday 8th 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 (7th) and Saturday (8th), 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, Duckchicken Cider, Sheffield’s Paradise Garage Mead and Naturally Wines. Pop-up tastings hosted by beer writers and breweries.

Meet Neon Raptor & Tasting Event at Beer Central

Saturday 8th March
Where: Beer Central, The Moor Markets, Sheffield.
Time: 2 to 5pm
Cost: £20, available in store, via social media or on the website.
What: Neon Raptor will be with Beer Central Saturday afternoon. With a selection of great beers and paired with some desserts it promises to be a great beer tasting event.

Ten Men x Bang The Elephant x Steel City Brewing Launch at The Crow

Saturday 8th March
Where: The Crow, 33 Scotland Street, Sheffield. S3 7BS
Website: https://www.thecrowinn.co.uk
Time: From opening
Cost: Free entry
What: A mega collaboration beer between many of The Crow’s lovely beer friends. “The Men Of Steel” is an uzvar inspired fruited sour and is part of Ten Men’s 100 Collaborations Project. All profits from the beers made within the project go towards new brewing equipment after Ten Men lost all theirs due to the Russian invasion in Ukraine.

Saint Mars of the Desert Taproom Opening

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

Sunday 9th March

tbc…

Sheffield Beer Week

Monday 10th March

True North Brewery & Small Batch Brewing Co Tap Takeover at The Forum

Monday 10th March – Sunday 16th March
Where: The Forum, 129 Division St, Sheffield City Centre, Sheffield S3 7SB
Website: https://www.forumsheffield.co.uk
Time: Check venue for opening times
Cost: Free entry
What: A tap takeover at The Forum for Sheffield Beer Week

Little Brewing Co & Northern Monk Tap Takeover at Riverside Kelham

Monday 10th March – Sunday 16th March
Where: Riverside Kelham
Website: https://www.riversidesheffield.co.uk/
Time: From opening, check venue for opening times
Cost: free entry
What: A tap takeover at Riverside Kelham for Sheffield Beer Week

Tapped Brew Co Showcase & Tasting at The Sheffield Tap

Monday 10th March – Sunday 16th March
Where: Sheffield Tap, Platform 1b Sheffield Station 429 Ecclesall Road. S11 8PG
Website: https://www.sheffieldtap.com
Time: From opening, check venue for opening times, beers on all day, tasting from 7.30pm
Cost: free entry
What: The brewpub will be showcasing it’s on-site brewed beers under its Tapped Brew Co moniker. Showcasing their latest releases, including an informal free tutored tasting from 7.30pm in the brewery room. Beers on all week.

Sheffield Brewery Cask Showcase at The Head of Steam

Monday 10th March – Sunday 16th March
Where: Head of Steam, 103-107 Norfolk St, Sheffield City Centre, Sheffield S1 2JE
Website: https://www.theheadofsteam.co.uk/bars/sheffield
Time: From opening, check venue for opening times
Cost: Free entry
What: Sheffield brewery showcase on the cask lines all week at The Head of Steam.

Beer Club at The Albion

Monday 10th March – Sunday 16th March
Where: The Albion, 71-75 London Road, Highfield, Sheffield. S2 4LE
When: During specific hours all week, see below and direct with venue
Price: Free entry
What: Expanding on The Albion’s existing Monday Beer Club where all their ales, lagers and craft beers are available at ‘Beer Club’ prices. Sheffield Beer Week will see them extend the offer during these days/times – Monday – all day, Tuesday to Thursday 4pm to 6pm, Friday to Sunday 2pm to 6pm.

Ideal Day Showcase at The Wonky Labrador

Monday 10th March – Sunday 16th March
Where: The Wonky Labrador, 212 Oakbrook Road, Sheffield. S11 7ED
When: During opening hours all week
Price: Free entry
What: The Wonky Labrador will be showcasing Ideal Day Brewing’s three newest releases including Big Spade: Double Mild, Campfire: Stout and Keep Flying: Wheat Beer.

British Beer Styles Showcase at The Rutland Arms

Monday 10th March – Sunday 16th March
Where: The Rutland Arms, Brown Street
When: During opening hours all week
Price: Free entry
What: All Week – as wide a range as possible will be showcased across historic and modern British beer styles from Barley Wine to Brown Ale, ESB, IPA and Porter. Matched with items from Rutland Arms’ daily food menu.

Collaboration Cask Launch at The Harlequin

Monday 10th March – Sunday 16th March
Where: The Harlequin, 108 Nursery St, Sheffield. S3 8GG
When: During opening hours all week
Price: Free entry
What: Over February, The Harlequin’s team have embarked on a series of collaboration brews across the North of England to brew a range of styles, launching here on cask for Sheffield Beer week. These include a smoked cherry Barley Wine with Torrside, a US Session Pale with North Riding, a stout with Tartarus, a hazy pale ale with Big Trip and a pale ale with one of our local favourites, Blue Beer.

European Beer Showcase at The Crow

Monday 10th March – Sunday 16th March
Where: The Crow, 33 Scotland Street, Sheffield. S3 7BS
Website: https://www.thecrowinn.co.uk
Time: During opening hours
Cost: Free entry
What: Throughout the week, The Crow will be pouring an assortment of delicious beers from some of Europe’s best breweries. They’ll have beer from Sweden, Poland, Denmark and plenty more magical places. Come on down to get stamping your mental beer passports.

Round Corner Brewing at The Ale Club

Monday 10th March – Sunday 16th March
Where: The Ale Club, 429 Ecclesall Rd, Sharrow, Sheffield. S11 8PG
Website: https://www.facebook.com/AleClubPub/
Time: During opening hours
Cost: Free entry
What: Round Corner Brewing Week Long Tap Takeover at The Ale Club, Ecclesall Road. Try an ever changing list of RCB beers at The Ale Club with up to 8 different draught lines changing throughout the week alongside a range of canned beers. There will also be a first pour outside of RCB’s taproom of their new collaboration with Buxton Brewery.

Big Trip Tap Takeover at Alder Bar

Monday 10th March – Sunday 16th March
Where: Alder Bar,  Unit 111, J C Albyn Complex, Percy St, Neepsend, Sheffield S3 8BT
Website: https://www.facebook.com/AlderBarSheff
Time: From opening, check venue for hours
Cost: Free entry
What: Big Trip Brewing take over the taps at Alder Bar in Neepsend. Head down to enjoy a range of exciting beers from this brewery in Little Ancoats, Manchester.

‘Beer Week’ Quiz at Kelham Island Tavern

Monday 10th March
Where: Kelham Island Tavern
Website: https://www.facebook.com/kelhamislandtavern
Time: 9pm
Cost: See venue for details
What: The Kelham Island Tavern weekly quiz takes on it’s annual beery theme. 20 general knowledge questions with all the answers linked by a mystery beery theme. An extra beer related bonus round and a bar tab plus extra beer related prizes to be won.

Tuesday 11th March

Blue Bee One-Off Cask Showcase at Kelham Island Tavern

Tuesday 11th March
Where: Kelham Island Tavern
Website: https://www.facebook.com/kelhamislandtavern
Time: From venue opening hours
Cost: Free entry
What: Kelham Island Tavern’s very own Blue Bee Brewery will once again be experimenting to brew-up 5 one off, one cask only special beers. This year’s beers will include an oak aged stout and Red IPA, a Coffee Mild plus a dry hopped IPA and pale ale.

Meet the Brewer with Wilderness Beer & Cheese Pairing at The Old Shoe

Tuesday 11th March
Where: The Old Shoe, Orchard Square, S1
Website: https://theoldshoebar.com/events-page/
Time: 6pm
Cost: £25
What: Friendly beers, by friendly people, Wilderness is a family run brewery based in mid Wales, founded by James in 2017. Known for their fresh and creative approach to cask, Wilderness have made a name for themselves through making wild little beers and co-ferments, experimenting with new ingredients, seasonality, barrel ageing, and mixed fermentation. Helen from Wilderness will be joining The Old Shoe to lead you through a carefully curated beer and cheese selection, a delicious way to explore the wide range of wild beers Wilderness has to offer.

Adrian Tierney-Jones, A Pub For All Seasons, Book Talk with Hop Hideout & La Biblioteka

Tuesday 11th March
Where: Hop Hideout/La Biblioteka, Leah’s Yard, 22 Cambridge Street, Sheffield. S1 4HP
Website: https://www.hophideout.co.uk
Time: 6.30pm
Cost: Ticket Talk £5 or Ticket Talk & Book £20
Tickets: https://labiblioteka.co/event/adrian-tierney-jones/
What: Hop Hideout joins forces with their Leah’s Yard neighbour and bookshop La Biblioteka to welcome award-winning beer writer Adrian Tierney-Jones to read from his recently released book – A Pub For All Seasons. The Hop Hideout bar will be open to purchase drinks, tickets and books via La Biblioteka.

20 Years of Thornbridge Beer Tasting at Hallamshire House

Tuesday 11th March
Where: Hallamshire House, 49 Commonside, Sheffield. S10 1GF
Website: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/20-years-of-thornbridge-sommelier-beer-tasting-for-sheffield-beer-week-s10-tickets-1255444471209
Time: 7pm
Cost: £11.55
What: Welcome to 20 Years of Thornbridge Brewery, with a Sommelier Beer Tasting for Sheffield Beer Week! Join Thornbridge at The Hallamshire House for a delightful evening of beer appreciation. Sample a selection of Thornbridge’s finest brews expertly curated by our sommelier. This in-person event is a must for beer enthusiasts looking to celebrate two decades of Thornbridge excellence. Grab your friends, or come and make new ones, come on down and raise a glass with us.

Sheffield CAMRA Pub of the Month Award at Sheaf View

Tuesday 11th March
Where: Sheaf View Pub, 25 Gleadless Rd, Lowfield, Sheffield. S2 3AA
Website: https://whatpub.com/pubs/SHF/427/sheaf-view-sheffield-south
Time: 8pm
Cost: Free Entry
What: Sheffield CAMRA (Campaign for Real Ale) present the award for ‘Pub of the Month’ to the Sheaf View. Come along to celebrate and have a drink! Free and open to all.

Beer Bingo at The Crow

Tuesday 11th March
Where: The Crow, 33 Scotland Street, Sheffield. S3 7BS
Website: https://www.thecrowinn.co.uk
Time: 8pm
Cost: Free entry
What: What it says on the tin. An evening of boozy, beery bingo. Relaxed vibes and great fun… Don’t forget your dabbers! Exciting prizes up for grabs and plenty of tasty beer pouring to see you through the evening.

Wednesday 12th March

Women in Beer Showcase Featuring Ideal Day, Closet, Gan Yam, Kerroo at Hop Hideout

Wednesday 12th March – Sunday 16th March
Where: Hop Hideout, Leah’s Yard, 22 Cambridge Street, Sheffield. S1 4HP
Website: https://www.hophideout.co.uk
Time: From opening (noon)
Cost: free entry
What: As Jules’ Hop Hideout was part of the Women in Beer Mentorship programme last year, this is an opportunity to support mentees who own their own brewery, that were involved in the scheme – Ideal Day, Closet, Gan Yam and Kerroo Brewing. There will be a selection of beers on draught and in cans at the drink in beer shop throughout the week.

Beer and Cheese Pairing: Beer Central, Abbeydale Brewery & Dearne Farm Foods

Wednesday 12th March
Where: The Moor Market, S1 4PF
Website: https://www.facebook.com/BeerCentralLtd
Time: 2pm-5pm
Cost: tickets £25 from Beer Central direct, pop into the shop or send them a message on socials
What: Beer Central have taken on additional space in Sheffield’s Moor Market to host some special events throughout Sheffield Beer Week! Join them and Mick from Abbeydale Brewery as they talk you through a selection of Abbeydale’s beers, perfectly paired with a range of delicious cheeses.

Wiper & True Showcase at The Beer Engine

Wednesday 12th March – Saturday 15th March
Where: Beer Engine, 17 Cemetery Rd, Highfield, Sheffield S11 8FJ
Website: https://www.beerenginesheffield.com
Time: From opening check venue
Cost: free entry
What: Tap Takeover from Bristol’s Wiper & True featuring 12 different keg beers and 2-3 cask ales. Pick a small plate from The Beer Engine’s menu to pair alongside.

Ideal Day Showcase & Meet The Brewers  at The Rutland Arms

Wednesday 12th March
Where: The Rutland Arms, Brown Street
When: From 4pm
Price: Free entry
What: A showcase of beers from the range at Cornish farmhouse brewers Ideal Day. Sample their beers on draught, with the founders and brewers on hand to talk through their ethos. There will be a special small plate menu item matched to the beers for the occasion too. Why not make it a really Ideal Day and follow them to the Harlequin afterwards for more of their beers, too?

Zapato Brewery Takeover at Jabbarwocky

Wednesday 12th March
Where: Jabbarwocky, 308 London Road
Website: https://www.facebook.com/JabbarwockySheffield/
Time: From opening, 5pm
Cost: Free entry
What: Jabs are very happy to have Zapato Brewery fromMarsden, Huddersfield, taking over the lines. There will be 5 keg lines, and 2 cask. Expect Beer Week food specials happening too….

Ideal Day Showcase & Meet The Brewers  at The Harlequin

Wednesday 12th March
Where: The Harlequin, 108 Nursery St, Sheffield. S3 8GG
When: From 6pm
Price: Free entry
What: Ideal Day Family Brewery are a farmhouse brewery from Cornwall, making Belgian and classic British styles of beer with an innovative, modern twist and a commitment to regenerative agriculture. They’ll be on hand to talk you through a range of their beers, with some food pairings fresh from The Harlequin’s kitchen.

Meet the Brewer with Donzoko – Lager & Crisps Pairing at The Old Shoe

Wednesday 12th March
Where: The Old Shoe, Orchard Square, S1
Website: https://theoldshoebar.com/events-page/
Time: 6pm
Cost: £20
Tickets: https://www.tickettailor.com/events/theoldshoe/1544745
What: Join The Old Shoe as they continue the Sheffield Beer Week party with pals Donzoko! Foamy beers for good times, having brewed their range of rustic lagers around the North of England and Scotland for the last 7 years, Donzoko now has a permanent home in Newcastle, where they operate a copper brewing system, brewing a range of Franconian inspired lagers and fresh hoppy beers. So The Old Shoe can think of no better people to invite to explore the intricacies of lager styles one crisp pairing at a time. Reece will be joining to lead you through a range of playful lager and crisp pairings as he talks through the joys of brewing lager and drinking foamy pints.

Beer Cocktails at Locksley Distilling with Saint Mars of the Desert

Wednesday 12th March
Where: Locksley Distilling Co. Ltd., Unit 20C-1, Portland Works, Randall Street, Sheffield, S2 4SJ
Website: https://www.locksleydistilling.com/
Time: Evening, check with event organiser
Cost: £35.00
Tickets: https://www.locksleydistilling.com/shop/beer-cocktail-class/
What: Join Locksley Distilling for an exciting evening of creativity and flavour as they dive into the world of beer-based cocktails! Hosted in collaboration with Saint Mars of the Desert, one of Sheffield’s finest local breweries, this hands-on class is the perfect way to
celebrate Sheffield Beer Week. Discover how to elevate the unique character of craft beer into innovative and delicious cocktails. Guided by an expert mixologist, you’ll learn the art of balancing flavours, blending ingredients, and creating drinks that highlight the distinctive qualities of Saint Mars’ exceptional brews. Whether you’re a beer enthusiast, a cocktail lover, or just looking for a fun and interactive experience, this class promises to inspire and delight your taste buds.

What to expect:
An introduction to beer-based mixology.
Step-by-step guidance to craft three unique beer cocktails.
Insights into Saint Mars of the Desert’s brewing process and flavour profiles.
Plenty of opportunities to taste, experiment, and enjoy!

Spaces are limited, so book early to secure your spot and raise a glass to
Sheffield’s vibrant beer scene!

Sheffield Beer Week Ghost Tour at Hop Hideout

Wednesday 12th March
Where: Hop Hideout, Leah’s Yard, 22 Cambridge Street, Sheffield. S1 4HP
Website: https://www.hophideout.co.uk
Time: Meet from 6:30pm Wednesday 12th March for the first drink. First story approx 7:10pm
Cost: £10 – which does NOT include your drinks
Tickets: https://strangebritain.eventbrite.com
What: Fancy a pint with a phantom? Strange Britain is brewing up a special ghost tour in celebration of Sheffield Beer Week, exploring some of the city centre’s haunted pubs, and the eerie tales they hold. They’ll raise a glass (or perhaps a trembling hand) to the city’s ghostly inhabitants, uncovering local legends, spine-tingling stories, and maybe even a ghostly encounter or two! Imagine sipping a delicious locally brewed craft beer while hearing whispers of restless spirits, poltergeists, and the unexplained. This isn’t your average pub crawl – it’s a unique blend of local history, chilling folklore, and the finest brews Sheffield has to offer. Just remember to drink responsibly!

Adrian Finney is your expert guide, who will lead you through the historic streets and into the heart of Sheffield’s haunted pub scene, sharing tales of spectral landlords, mischievous spirits, and the ghostly patrons who refuse to leave. Will you dare to join us as we explore the city’s most haunted haunts? This exclusive Sheffield Beer Week event is sure to sell out quickly, so don’t miss your chance to experience the spooky side of Sheffield’s pub culture!

Age Restrictions: 18+ only

Please note – due to the historic nature of some of the venues this event is sadly not suitable for those with mobility issues.

Run Talk Run Sheffield at Hop Hideout

Wednesday 12th March
Where: Hop Hideout, Leah’s Yard, 22 Cambridge Street, Sheffield. S1 4HP
Website: https://www.hophideout.co.uk
Time: 7.15pm, 7.30pm start
Cost: free entry
What: Free 5km relaxed running group focused on mental health wellbeing – Run Talk Run. Open to all. Nobody gets left behind! Download the ‘Heylo’ free app to your phone, sign-up and search for Run Talk Run Yorkshire. Or direct message on socials, or call, in to Hop Hideout to say you’re joining the session. Hop Hideout before for bag drop if needed and after for drinks. Free tap water available for info.

Quiz Time  at The Harlequin

Wednesday 12th March
Where: The Harlequin, 108 Nursery St, Sheffield. S3 8GG
When: 8.30pm
Price: Free entry
What: The regular Harlequin quiz, this week hosted by quiz master  Quiztopher, with an added beery twist.

Thursday 13th March

North East Tap Takeover (Keg) at The Sheffield Tap

Thursday 13th March
Where: Sheffield Tap, Platform 1b Sheffield Station 429 Ecclesall Road. S11 8PG
Website:https://www.sheffieldtap.com
When: From opening
Price: Free entry
What: The Sheffield Tap will be showcasing lots of delicious beer from the North East of England. Kegs will pour from Thursday.

Beer & Cheese at The Bear

Thursday 13th March
Where: The Bear, 89 Abbeydale Road, Sheffield. S7 1FE
When: 6pm to 9pm
Price: £35 https://www.tickettailor.com/events/thebear1
What: Beer and cheese pairing hosted by Homage2Fromage and The Bear for a special Sheffield Beer Week evening.  “Yorkshire vs The World!”, The Bear’s main event of Sheffield Beer Week they will be joined by Nick from Homage 2 Fromage, who will be bringing a variety of cheeses from Yorkshire and some from further afield, while we provide the beers to go with them. 6 cheese and 6 beers will be served as we decide who is better… Yorkshire or the rest of the world!

Tartarus Beers at The Wonky Labrador

Thursday 13th March
Where: The Wonky Labrador, 212 Oakbrook Road, Sheffield. S11 7ED
When: 7pm to 10pm
Price: Free
What: Tartarus will be at the Wonky Labrador celebrating their 2nd Birthday with a newly launched collab gluten free beer

Saint Mars of the Desert Beer Tasting at The Stag’s Head

Thursday 13th March
Where: The Stag’s Head, 15 Psalter Ln, Nether Edge, Sheffield S11 8YN
Website: https://mystagshead.co.uk
When: 7.15pm
Price: £11.55 https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/st-mars-of-the-desert-beer-tasting-the-stags-head-sheffield-beer-week-tickets-1258016875339
What: Come join The Stag’s Head , Psalter Lane for a night of craft beer tasting with Saint Mars of the Desert. Sample some of the finest Sheffield brews on draught and some special bottles too! Enjoy the cozy atmosphere of our pub and chat with Dan and Martha about their amazing beers. Whether you’re a beer enthusiast or just looking for a fun night out, this event is perfect for you. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to savor unique flavors and mingle with fellow beer lovers. Mark your calendars and see you there. NB* This event is extremely limited and will include samples of draught and some bottled tasters too. If you want to try some Thornbridge beers or super homemade food book a table in advance of the tasting and we’ll see you there.

Burning Sky Showcase & Tasting at The Rutland Arms

Thursday 13th March
Where: The Rutland Arms, Brown Street
When: 7.30pm
Price: Free entry (downstairs, £25 tickets upstairs ticketed tasting
What: Downstairs, A keg and cask showcase of a range of beer styles from the excellent Burning Sky Brewery of Firle in East Sussex.
Upstairs: a six beer tasting, including a range of Burning Sky’s mixed fermentation beers led by brewery founder and brewer Mark Tranter. £25 a ticket, message the pub on social media to sign up.

Guided Sheffield Pub Heritage Talk – Little Chicago Quarter

Thursday 13th March
Where: The Harlequin (upstairs function room), 108 Nursery Street, S3 8GG
When: 8pm
Price: £4.95
Tickets: EVENTBRITE
What: This event is a history/pub heritage talk which will concentrate on the Little Chicago area of Sheffield, taking you from the early part of 19th century up to the current day. We will explore both the pub heritage aspects of the area plus the streets which feature in the book, ‘Sheffield 1925: Gang Wars and Wembley Glory.’ The narrative will explain how Sheffield briefly became the most turbulent city in Britain due to an escalating gang war involving the Park Brigade, Mooney Gang, the Gas Tank Gang and many others. The talk will also explore the beer, social and Industrial heritage of the area, examining the myths and reality of a tumultuous year in Sheffield history. Mention will be made of the 1884 ‘Sheffield Drinks Map,’ the establishment of a coaching inn, George Orwell and the Sheffield pub with the most local CAMRA awards. The talk will be led by local historian and writer, John Stocks and ‘Sheffield’s Real Heritage Pubs’ editor, Dave Pickersgill. The talk will last for up to 60 minutes, followed by post-talk drink and discussion.

Includes:

· illustrated historical talk (one hour, including questions)
· copy of the new Pub Heritage walk booklet which features Little Chicago (A5, 32 pages, rrp £2.99). This publication is sponsored by Abbeydale Brewery and the Crow.
· the opportunity to purchase a copy of ‘Sheffield 1925: Gang Wars and Wembley Glory’ (second edition) at the reduced price of £10.00 (cash only)

Please note: the function room is up a flight of stairs 

Friday 14th March

Battle of the Toon, Almasty vs Two by Two at Kelham Island Tavern

Friday 14th March
Where: Kelham Island Tavern
Website: https://www.facebook.com/kelhamislandtavern
Time: From opening check venue for hours, all weekend
Cost: free entry
What: Two of the best breweries from Newcastle upon Tyne will be taking over the cask and keg lines. But which is the best? You decide. “Let’s Get Ready to Rhumble!” Over the weekend there will be at least 6 casks and 2 kegs from each brewery to enjoy.

North East Tap Takeover (Cask) at The Sheffield Tap

Friday 14th March
Where: Sheffield Tap, Platform 1b Sheffield Station 429 Ecclesall Road. S11 8PG
Website:https://www.sheffieldtap.com
When: From opening
Price: Free entry
What: The Sheffield Tap will be showcasing lots of delicious beer from the North East of England. Casks will pour from Thursday.

Saint Mars of the Desert Taproom Opening

Friday 14th March
Where: St Mars of the Desert Brewery and Taproom, 90 Stevenson Road, Sheffield
Website: https://beerofsmod.co.uk
Time: 2pm to 8pm (Fri & Sat)
Cost: Free entry
What: St Mars of the Desert taproom open!

Triple Point Brewing’s 6th Birthday Brewery Bash

Belgium, Czech & German Beer Showcase at The Harlequin

Friday 14th March
Where: The Harlequin, 108 Nursery St, Sheffield. S3 8GG
When: From opening
Price: Free entry
What: A showcase of beers and styles both modern and historic from the classic European beer nations. German, Czech and Belgian inspired food pairings available from the main menu and specials board too.

Kelham Island Brewery Beer Launch at Fagans

Friday 14th March
Where: Fagan’s Pub, 69 Broad Lane. S1 4BS
Website: https://fagans.uk/
Time: From 4pm
Cost: Free entry
What: Kelham Island Brewery have collaborated with Fagan’s pub to brew a new Irish red ale, to be called after the namesake pub ‘Fagan’s’. Limited cask only release brewed for Sheffield Beer Week.

Saturday 15th March

Triple Point Brewing’s 6th Birthday Brewery Bash

Saint Mars of the Desert Taproom Opening

Saturday 15th March
Where: St Mars of the Desert Brewery and Taproom, 90 Stevenson Road, Sheffield
Website: https://beerofsmod.co.uk
Time: 2pm to 8pm (Fri & Sat)
Cost: Free entry
What: St Mars of the Desert taproom open!

Barrels & Bites with Turning Point at Beer Central

Saturday 15th March
Where: The Moor Market, S1 4PF
Website: https://www.facebook.com/BeerCentralLtd
Time: 2pm to 4pm
Cost: tickets £10 from Beer Central direct, pop into the shop or send them a message on socials
What: Beer Central have been very lucky to be one of the very few venues to get hold of these exclusive Cocktail Barley Wines that have been brewed by Turning Point for cocktail bars in York.  There will be a few snack pairing and a special stout to finish off the Barley Wines.

Kosmiche Duo & Professor Chill at Jabbarwocky

Saturday 15th March
Where: Jabbarwocky, 308 London Road
Website: https://www.facebook.com/JabbarwockySheffield/
Time: 8pm
Cost: Free entry
What: Saturday night party tie at Jabs with Sheffield Kosmische Duo and Professor Chill. The Zapato Brewery beers will still be pouring too!

Sunday 16th March

Guided Sheffield Pub Heritage Walk – Little Chicago Quarter

Sunday 16th March
Where: Sheffield Combined Court Centre, West Bar, S3 8BH
When: 11.30am to 1pm
Price: £4.95
Tickets: EVENTBRITE
What: Following the success of previous guided walks events during Sheffield Beer Week, 2025 will include a guided historical walk in Sheffield’s Little Chicago Quarter. We will explore both the pub heritage aspects of the area plus the streets which feature in the book, ‘Sheffield 1925: Gang Wars and Wembley Glory,’ with a narrative explaining how Sheffield briefly became the most turbulent city in Britain because of an escalating gang war involving the Park Brigade, Mooney Gang, the Gas Tank Gang and many others. The short walk will also explore the beer, social and Industrial heritage of the area, examining the myths and reality of a tumultuous year in Sheffield history. Along the way, mention will be made of the 1884 ‘Sheffield Drinks Map,’ George Orwell, the establishment of a coaching inn and the Sheffield pub with the most CAMRA awards. The walk will be led by local historian and writer, John Stocks and ‘Sheffield’s Real Heritage Pubs’ editor, Dave Pickersgill. It will also act as a launch walk for the new Sheffield Pub Heritage walk booklet, The comfortable walk of just over one mile, with one minor ascent, will last for approximately 90 minutes, including one en route stop, followed by post-walk drink and discussion.
Includes:
* Guided historical walk
* copy of the new Pub Heritage walk booklet which features Little Chicago (A5, 32
pages, rrp £2.99)
* the opportunity to purchase a copy of ‘Sheffield 1925: Gang Wars and Wembley
Glory’ (second edition) at the reduced price of £10 (cash only)

‘A Place To Be’ with Katie Mather at The Crow

Sunday 16th March
Where: The Crow, 33 Scotland Street, Sheffield. S3 7BS
Website: https://www.thecrowinn.co.uk
Time: 2pm
Cost: Free entry
What: Katie Mather delivers a talk on her new zine, “A Place To Be”, a love letter to drinking in liminal spaces and Pellicle magazine’s first printed publication. It will be a privilege to have both Katie and Matthew Curtis here talking about the zine, pubs and the importance of found community in unexpected places.