Beer, Music and Trains
The festival stretches across five miles of railway, with bars and live music at Oxenhope and Ingrow, extra stops at The Old Parcels Office in Keighley and The Royal Oak in Haworth, and bars aboard selected trains.
Buy an Event Rover and hop on and off throughout the day. Explore the different festival venues, discover beers from Yorkshire and beyond, catch live performances and enjoy the journey between them.
- Around 90 cask ales, plus craft keg, cider, wine, spirits and low and no-alcohol choices
- Around 30 live acts from Friday to Sunday
- Food traders and railway refreshments across the line
- Unlimited train travel with an Event Day Rover or Weekend Rover
Come for the beer, the music or the trains. Stay for all three.
Four days of beer, live music and heritage trains along the Worth Valley.
Choose your day
Thursday
A more relaxed opening day, with steam and diesel trains, the main bar at Oxenhope and free entry to the festival venues. Buy a standard travel ticket if you would like to explore the line by train.
Friday
The full festival gets under way, with bars and live music at Oxenhope and Ingrow, venues at Keighley and Haworth, and trains running into the evening. A festival ticket is required for Oxenhope and Ingrow.
Saturday
The biggest day of the weekend, with the full drinks and music line-up across the railway. Saturday has sold out in previous years, so advance booking is strongly recommended.
Sunday
A laid-back final day with trains, drinks, food and live music. Entry to the festival sites is free; buy a standard travel ticket if you would like to travel.
Four festival stops
Oxenhope
The main festival venue, with the largest real ale bar, cider, wine, spirits, cocktails, low and no-alcohol drinks, food and live music.
Ingrow
Brewery bars, cider, cocktails, food and live music beside the railway. Open Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Haworth
Step across the road from Haworth Station to The Royal Oak, joining the festival for the first time in 2026.
Keighley
Start or finish at The Old Parcels Office, with food and drink on the station bridge, plus refreshments on Platform 4.
Before you travel
- Friday and Saturday are the busiest days, and festival admission is required at Oxenhope and Ingrow.
- Dogs are welcome on trains but cannot enter the festival sites at Oxenhope or Ingrow.
- Accompanied under-16s may enter those sites until 20:00.