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Published on July 16th, 2026
•Excitement is brewing in the Yorkshire Wolds as Wold Top Brewery prepares for its fifth Oktoberfest beer and music festival, scheduled for 26th September 2026. Following the overwhelming success of previous years, tickets for this popular event have just been released, promising a day filled with fun, food, and fantastic music.
Event Details
The festival will take place at the Wold Top Brewery in Wold Newton, running from 3 pm to 11 pm. Attendees can look forward to a variety of activities, including:
A specially brewed Oktoberfest beer created just for the event
Delicious German food with a Yorkshire twist, provided by Nabs Nosh
Live entertainment from an Oompah Band, adding to the festive atmosphere
Why Attend?
Wold Top's managing director, Kate Balchin, shared the enthusiasm surrounding this year's festival, saying:
“We had such good feedback from last year’s event and our brewers were excited to have another opportunity to brew a special Oktoberfest beer that we’re repeating our German beer festival with a Yorkshire twist. We’re all really excited for what will be a fabulous, fun-filled afternoon and evening. Fancy dress is optional, but very much encouraged!”
Ticket Information
Tickets for the Oktoberfest festival are priced at £18 per person and include a pint of beer or a soft drink. For those wishing to extend their stay, basic camping, caravan, and motorhome pitches are available for just £12 per pitch. Tickets can be purchased online at this link or by calling 01723 892222.
About Wold Top Brewery
Founded in 2003, Wold Top Brewery is located on the Mellor family farm at Hunmanby Grange, close to Filey. The brewery prides itself on using home-grown barley and fresh water sourced from its own borehole. The result is a range of award-winning beers that are enjoyed not only across Yorkshire but also nationwide.
This year’s Oktoberfest at Wold Top Brewery is set to be a brilliant day out for families, friends, and anyone looking to experience the best of Yorkshire’s brewing heritage. Mark the date on the calendar and prepare for an unforgettable celebration on 26th September!