September 9 - 15 - It Snows in Benidorm (15)

Entry is £2.50 all day every day (CAMRA members free) & you can pick up a glass for £2.50. Enjoy browsing 111 beers, plus ciders, perries, country wines and craft gins. The festival is going ahead at St Mary’s Church, Shrewsbury (11am to 10.30pm Weds to Friday and 11am to 9pm on Saturday. September 7 - 10 - Shrewsbury CAMRA Beer, Cider and Perry Festival There are events galore from a Pirate Cruise with Jack Sparrow, plus a Bartenders’ Olympics, which promises hilarious spectator sport!įind all the events and info on how to pick up those wristbands HERE Order your wristband in advance - for just £8 (or £5 for NHS/NUS card holders) and get ready to party. Seventeen venues have signed up so far - look out for exclusive cocktail classes, tasting menus and cocktail parties (details to follow). From classic cocktails and new creations to delicious mocktails. The finest bars and bartenders come together across town to celebrate the return of Shrewsbury Cocktail Week. September 3 - 11 - Shrewsbury Cocktail Week Read how you can pay tribute to HM The Queen HERE On All Weekend Churches across town are holding Requiem masses and are open for prayer, meditation and reflection, and there is a Proclamation Ceremony in The Quarry at 1pm on Sunday, September 11th to formally mark the start of King Charles III's reign. You can now sign books of condolence across Shrewsbury, or leave floral tributes at Shrewsbury Castle and The Abbey. We have tried to give the full picture here, but please check event websites or social media before you go. However, many events in Shrewsbury are going ahead. UPDATE: - Following the death of Queen Elizabeth II on September 8, the UK is now in a period of national mourning. This week sees the opening of the newly restored Shrewsbury Flaxmill Maltings (pictured above), with visitors welcome from September 10 - plus it's Heritage Open Days across town, with lots of quirky and historic venues putting on special events, and the inaugural Proms in the Park.

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