Tap Social Movement Hosts Fourth Annual Change is Brewing Beer Festival

This year, Tap Social Movement, Oxford's award-winning social enterprise brewery and bakery, is hosting its fourth annual Change is Brewing beer festival on June 21. The event, which takes place at the Curtis Industrial Estate's Botley taproom, will celebrate modern independent beer with 13 leading breweries, street food, live music, and DJs. Last year's event saw around 600 attendees, and this year promises to be just as successful.

Key Takeaways:

  • The Change is Brewing beer festival will take place on June 21 at the Curtis Industrial Estate's Botley taproom, featuring 13 leading independent craft breweries from across the UK.
  • The event will include street food from Proof Pizza, Squires of Benson Live music, and DJs, including Botley Crue, DJ Dom, and Windrush Radio host Gordan Mackay.
  • Tickets are £12 and include an exclusive festival glass, with around 600 attendees expected at the event.
  • The festival celebrates modern independent beer, providing an opportunity for Oxfordshire residents to discover new breweries and enjoy a unique event experience.
  • Tap Social Movement aims to use the event to support its charitable objectives, with a focus on creating a positive impact in Oxfordshire through its social enterprise model.
  • The event is hosted by Tap Social Movement, a social enterprise brewery and bakery that aims to create a positive impact in Oxfordshire through its business model.

Statistics:

  • The Change is Brewing beer festival is in its fourth year, with last year's event attracting around 600 attendees.
  • 13 leading independent craft breweries from across the UK will be pouring their finest and freshest beers at the event.
  • Tickets for the event are £12 and include an exclusive festival glass.
  • The event will run from 2pm until 11pm on June 21.

Sources:

  • Tap Social Movement were quoted in the article
  • The Oxford Mail mentioned in the article didn't provide a date, only a reference to "last year's event".