THE DEESIDE Round Table charity organisation has got something exciting planned for the Flintshire community.
The 'best event in Deeside' is back for it's third year. Starting at 2pm on August 9 and 10, the Round Table's Beer and Cider Festival in Hawarden will return for it's most exciting event yet.
(Image: Deeside Round Table)
With incredible live music, including local legend DJ Lew and Tom Collins, an increased capacity and better beer than ever before, why not support this great cause?
Tickets cost £10 on Friday, £20 on Saturday or you can grab them both for £25. All proceeds will go back into the community towards worthy projects that strive to make a difference. Get tickets here.
The event will take place at the Gladstone Centre on Chester Road in Deeside.
A spokesperson for the Round Table said: "Deeside Round Table are looking forward to welcoming back everybody to our festival, which is now in its third year.
"We’ve live bands both days, using local breweries and food suppliers and even have some magicians to entertain the crowd!
"As with all of our events, it is ran solely by volunteers with all of the funds going back into the local community."
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This year, organisers have confirmed a spirit bar will also be available. Anyone can donate a bottle or simply buy a raffle ticket beforehand.
Their colleagues at the Deeside Ladies Circle will be running a prosecco and wine bar - so there will be something for everyone.
And of course, there will be a host of delicious street food to delight your taste buds, including The Pizza Guys Buckley.
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