Thunder Hammer will headline this year’s Haddenham Beer Festival with a full rock show.
The band will top the bill on the Saturday night of the three-day event running from Friday, June 26, to Sunday, June 28.
Organisers promise one of the festival’s biggest years yet, with a packed weekend of live music, food, drink, family activities and fundraising in support of good causes.
Alongside its well-loved selection of ales, ciders, gin, prosecco and Pimm’s, the 2026 festival will feature a wider range of lagers, wine, long vodka drinks and cocktails.
There will also be a mocktail bar, run by FORAS in support of Robert Arkenstall Primary School.
The food offering has been expanded, with more options to reduce queues and cater to all dietary needs.
Visitors can enjoy everything from loaded fries and Yorkshire pudding wraps to Indian-inspired dishes and South African and Jamaican flavours, alongside vegetarian and gluten-free choices.
Pete Hawkins, speaking on behalf of the Haddenham Beer Festival committee, said: "This year’s festival is really starting to feel bigger, broader and more exciting than ever.
"We’ve listened to feedback and worked hard to create more choice — more drinks, more food, more music, more for families and more reasons to come along across the whole weekend."
He said value was a key priority, with entry and drink prices frozen at last year’s rates.
Under-18s will continue to receive free entry, with pints remaining at £4.
Mr Hawkins said: "We’re especially pleased to be supporting Robert Arkenstall Primary School this year.
"The festival has now raised more than £100,000 for local good causes, which is a brilliant achievement for the village, and we want 2026 to be another fantastic weekend for the whole community."
The festival is organised and run by volunteers.
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