Bombed Out Church Beer Festival 2023
Updated: Apr 30, 2023
Our April Beer Festival was a lot of fun! We welcomed many visitors and real ale enthusiasts from across the world to sample some of the nations finest cask brews. Cider also played its part and the beautiful sunshine on Friday and Saturday really lifted the whole event. We had bands such as The Penniless Tenants, Splintered Ukes and Vesper who aided in getting those dancing shoes out!
We welcomed Dough Bros who served up some mighty fine pizzas along with Clara's Catering who offered delicious burgers, hot dogs, chips and desserts. The gin bar in the gardens was also a hit with the sun's rays!
A big thank you must go to our sponsors Tommy Shea and the team at Liverpool Brewing for providing us with a range of ales unparalleled in the city. Their beers are always varied and excellent, which is why you will find them on our bar during the summer.
We know from the empty casks at the end of the festival that our customers enjoyed them as much as we did!
Not only was the Beer Festival a great way to meet new faces, see familiar faces and enjoy the sun with great ales, ciders and music but Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation managed to raise an incredible £1,098 for their charity. This large donations is going to help so many vulnerable people who have been impacted by this dreadful disease.
Thank you to all who attended and to all our volunteers and venue staff who helped make this event a success.
Photos taken by Venue Staff and John Fazakerley
Beer festivals always have great background music, which got me thinking about how many of those songs I could actually name. I tried Guess the Song Daily and it's a fun way to test your ears. Hope the Bombed Out Church event returns soon with an equally good playlist.
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Gutted I missed this one, sunshine and proper cask ale under that roofless nave is peak Liverpool. That £1,098 for Roy Castle is a brilliant touch too—been sorting my own washed-out gig pics with nano banana pro lately.
Gutted I missed this one, sunshine plus proper cask ale under that roofless nave is basically peak Liverpool. Been mucking about with Dance2AI on some shaky old gig footage lately, defo filming the next festival properly.
Sunshine, proper cask ale and a gin bar in a gutted church — that's a Saturday sorted, gutted I missed it, and the charity total alone makes it a win. Random aside, but standing under that ceiling makes everyone look tiny, been mucking about with Height Comparison to chart just how daft the scale is in there.