Sponsors

Without the help of our sponsors, Bromyard Folk Festival would not be possible. We would like to say a big ‘thank you’ to everyone who has supported us and we urge you to support them:

Wye Valley Brewery

Wye Valley Brewery
Stoke Lacy, Bromyard HR7 4HG
01885 490505
Family-run business, dedicated to brewing the best cask and bottle conditioned beer and championing the Great British pub as the heart of local communities.

Purity Brewing Co
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Purity Brewing Company Ltd
The Brewery, Upper Spernall Farm,
Great Alne, B49 6JF. 01789 488007
Great beer without prejudice, with a conscience and with a consistency and an attention to detail, which is second to none.

The Fleece Inn
The Cross, Bridge St, Bretforton,
Evesham WR11 7JE 01386 831173
A favourite with Real Ale lovers, and a popular venue for some of the UK’s leading folk acts.

Queens Arms
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Queen’s Arms
30 High St, Bromyard HR7 4AE
01885 489436
15th century public house and B&B in the heart of Bromyard offering real ales, good food and a warm welcome.

Celtic Marches
Herefordshire Craft Cider
Wyer Croft, Bishops Frome WR6 5BS 01684 569142
Authentic quality cider produced on our farm in with care and compassion

Mercia Radiophones
Unit 1 Westfields Trading Estate,
Hereford HR4 9NS
01432 267864
Sales, service and hire of business 2-way radio systems

Holly Tree bed breakfast
The Inn At Bromyard
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The Holly Tree B&B
Stourport Road,
Bromyard
HR7 4NT
01885 488543

The Inn at Bromyard
19 High Street, Bromyard HR7 4AA
01885 489996
Grade 2 listed cosy traditional pub full to the brim with character, a warm reception and charming ambience.

The King’s Arms
45 High St, Bromyard HR7 4AE
01885 483226
Good food, warm welcome, fantastic beer. All musicians welcome!

Falcon Inn

The Rose & Lion

5 New Road, Bromyard HR7 4AJ
01885 482381
With a warm welcome, a pretty beer garden, Wye Valley Brewery ales and cosy interior, it quickly feels like home.

The Falcon Hotel
2 Broad St, Bromyard HR7 4BT
01885 483034
Family-owned hotel in a black and white half-timbered Tudor building with original beams and charming public rooms.