In its heyday, Cirencester Brewery’s three massive chimneys dominated the Cirencester skyline. The brewery complex included assembly rooms and a galleried inn. So where did it all go, and what would it have been like?

New Brewery Arts occupies some of the former brewery site: join their CEO Beth Alden and Cotswold Lakes Brew Co’s Nick Hunt to explore Cirencester’s brewing past and present, along with a glass of a local beer to sign off the festival in style.

Event generously sponsored by Cotswold Lakes Brew Co.

BOOK Via the Cirencester History Festival

Led by: Beth Alden and Cotswold Lakes Brewery
Date & Time:
Thursday 19th September, 11am - 1pm
Thursday 19th December, 11am - 1pm
Venue: The Cafe, New Brewery Arts
PRICE: Book via the Cirencester History Website

Please note that this session is for those aged 18 and over

In its heyday, Cirencester Brewery’s three massive chimneys dominated the Cirencester skyline. The brewery complex included assembly rooms and a galleried inn. So where did it all go, and what would it have been like?

New Brewery Arts occupies some of the former brewery site: join their CEO Beth Alden and Cotswold Lakes Brew Co’s Nick Hunt to explore Cirencester’s brewing past and present, along with a glass of a local beer to sign off the festival in style.

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