THE FESTIVAL

Oxenhope Exhibition Shed

The main festival site is at Oxenhope in the Exhibition Hall, where the main festival bar will be, with around 90 different cask-conditioned ales, both local and from around the country. Alongside the main bar, we are joined by local brewers Bridgehouse and Goose Eye with a selection of their cask-conditioned beers, plus Kirkstall Brewery from Leeds and Brass Castle Brewery from Malton both serving a selection of cask-conditioned and craft-keg beers.

However, this Festival is not just for the beer drinkers; we have something for everyone. A specialist Cider bar at Oxenhope will be stocking over 30 different ciders from all over the UK, including draught ciders on keg and some very drinkable fruit ciders. And we don’t leave out wine or gin drinkers; a wine & gin bar will be provided by Martinez Wines of Ilkley, selling a fine selection of their white, red and rose wines along with the odd bottle of prosecco and artisan gins.

For those non-drinkers who would like to enjoy the event this year, we will the popular ‘Nunlow Bar’ return stocked full of Low and No-Alcohol drinks in the marquee at Oxenhope located between the cider and wine/gin bars, and we are currently researching what we hope will be a small but exciting selection for you to enjoy.

Ingrow Station Yard

On Friday, Saturday & Sunday, we will also have brewery bars at Ingrow, provided by Harrogate Brewing Co from Harrogate, along with Amity Brew Co from Farsley, Vocation Brewery from Hebden Bridge and local Keighley-based Wishbone Brewery. From further afield, Round Corner Brewing will be travelling up from Melton Mowbray. We intend to have about 30 beers available at Ingrow, both cask-conditioned ales and craft beers.

Please note entry to the Ingrow Festival site on Friday and Saturday this year will require an Event Day or Weekend Rover ticket or an Admission Only ticket. The Admission Only ticket will be valid at both the Ingow and Oxenhope sites but WILL NOT be valid for travel.

Keighley Station

Across the festival weekend, The Old Parcels Office at Keighley Station will be open, serving food alongside a well-stocked bar. On Friday & Saturday, Bingley Brewery will take over the pumps with their flavourful beers brewed in the Aire Valley.

The Flying Landlord & The Ossett Brewery Express

Most trains will have bars throughout the weekend. On Friday, Saturday and Sunday, the Railway’s Jubilee Bar Car will be conveyed on ‘The Flying Landlord’ train, stocking beers from local Keighley-based Timothy Taylor’s Brewery. The Railway’s normal on-train real ale bar will be part of our second named train, ‘The Ossett Brewery Express’, stocking beers from Ossett Brewery.

Live Music

From Friday to Sunday, Oxenhope and Ingrow will host live music. Approximately 30 groups and solo artists will perform in a wide range of genres, from pop and rock to jazz and country—there’s sure to be something for everyone. 

Food & Snacks

Oxenhope and Ingrow will offer a selection of different food offerings. At Keighley, snacks can be obtained from our kiosk on platform four during the daytime, and the more substantial fare will be available from our café bar, ‘The Old Parcels Office,’ located on the station bridge.

Tickets

Only Event Weekend Rovers (valid for up to all four days) or Event Rover one-day tickets for Friday, Saturday, and Sunday are available for advance purchase. A ticket is required to enter the Ingrow Festival site. Saturday is pre-booking only!

It will not be possible to purchase the following tickets in advance, and they will only be available on the day of travel (on presentation of the relevant railcard or identity document where relevant):

• One-day tickets for Thursday.
• Discounted tickets for Heritage Railways Association (HRA) Pass Holders and working members of those railways with which KWVR have a reciprocal travel arrangement. 
• Reduced-price evening tickets or Admission-only tickets for Friday (sold subject to capacity)