Transport

Cheers to September: Beer on the Pier hits Ryde

By Sam Pither [email protected]

Published: September 4, 2024 | Updated: 4th September 2024

Wightlink is set to celebrate the Isle of Wight’s renowned local produce with a weekend event, Beer on the Pier, this Saturday and Sunday (7-8 September) on Ryde Pier.

The event will feature breweries Wight Knuckle and Island Ales, with Shandy Shack and Mermaid Gin also making appearances.

Wightlink’s usual range of refreshments will be available at the Wight Taste outlet inside the terminal.

Island-based Crystals Disco will provide music throughout the weekend, creating a lively atmosphere.

Phil Delaney, Wightlink’s Commercial Director, said: “Summer’s not over yet, so this is your chance to enjoy a drink with spectacular sea views and disco tunes at the end of Ryde Pier. We are proud to sell some of the Isle of Wight’s finest produce and want to spread the word about our suppliers.”

The event runs from 11:00 to 19:30 on Saturday and 11:00 to 18:00 on Sunday.

Saturday will also see a special visit from the Waverley, the world’s last seagoing paddle steamer, as it makes its way around the Isle of Wight.

Food lovers are in for a treat with additional events across the island, including the Cider and Cheese Festival at the Isle of Wight Steam Railway and the Great Wight Bite festival in Cowes.

Latest Posts

First Solent renews Portsmouth FC partnership for second year

Cheers to September: Beer on the Pier hits Ryde

Final two weeks to complete 'Light the South' art trail across Southampton and Cowes

Wightlink celebrates Victoria of Wight anniversary with sustainability push

Yes we can! Red Funnel and Isle of Wight Foodbank stage ‘Can Drive for Cowes Week’ food challenge

All Transport Stories »

Latest Posts

Hendy Group brings on new head of marketing to drive a ‘dynamic vision’ across its 80 sites

Hip-hop to take centre stage at free all-day Rawkus City festival in Portsmouth this weekend

Matrix IT launches new mobile phone offering ‘Matrix Mobiles’ to improve business connectivity

Infrabee gets green light for New Forest solar farm powering 5,000 homes

Radweb moves to Lakeside North Harbour, eyeing growth and local talent

All Latest News »