There are many different indicators that an area is on the up but the emergence of events and festivals is always a pleasing sign. Having a combination of local people who are working hard to make things happen while ensuring that the very best from within the community have a chance to shine are great ways to bolster a positive community spirit. Add in the fact that people will get the chance to see and taste the very best produce from local and external companies and suppliers and you can see why events like beer festivals are hugely positive for the entire community.
Not everyone drinks beer so this actual event may not be of particular interest to you but the fact that there are so many events like this coming to the local area has to be seen as a good thing. When your area is on the up, events like this happen more regularly and there is more energy around the local community. This provides more things for local residents to do and it will alert more people to what is going on.
Stockport will be boosted by these events
We’re not going to say that the presence of this beer festival is going to transform the local property market in Stockport but it is one aspect that is likely to help. When you have a number of activities and aspects that help, then you start to see a difference in the property market and in the local community and economy as a whole. So, even if you aren’t a massive fan of craft beer, that is the sort of outcome you should be happy to raise a glass to.
The four day event is going to take place between Thursday the 22nd of September and Sunday the 25th of September. The event will be a collaboration between Robinsons Brewery and Stockport Old Town but it will also be tapping into the Stockport CAMRA’s Stockport Beer Week. With so much going on, the local beer drinkers are in for a fantastic time. However, they may want to pace themselves because with so many fantastic drinks and brewers involved with the event, things could get messy quite quickly!
If it was just an event focusing on beer, it could be a concern, but there is good news in the fact that there will also be a focus on street food. This is crucial because it can help people to soak up the alcohol but it will also allow you to check out the wares of local firms and producers.
Any event which shines a light on local firms and allows the local community to have fun and broaden their horizons has to be seen as a good thing for Stockport.
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