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Ivy House Beer Festival - April 16th-18th


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...starring....Beer!! Twenty-something beers (and some ciders) from London and the UK. Also featuring beer/food-matching on the Thursday, live music (Songs & Stories From A Room - Irish singer-songwriters) on Friday evening, Yapa (French guitarists and percussion extraordinaire) on Saturday evening) and Record Store Day vinyl spinning Saturday afternoon into the evening. Further details imminently. 40 Stuart Road, London SE15

The Beer Festival has officially begun. Casks are nestling enticingly on racks in the refectory, the pub's smaller back room. Seats are occupied. Ale is being supped. All these beers are ?3.50 a pint. In addition we will have our usual range of beers on our regular pumps.


Also on tonight, in celebration of tomorrow's International Day Of Peasants Struggle, The Community Food Growers Network are hosting a Peasants Struggle Pub Quiz - 7.30 to 8.30 in the main room. All welcome.

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