Mold’s Novemberfest celebrates its 11th festival in the town

The festival will take place from Friday, November 10 until Sunday, November 12 in Mold Town Centre.

The event will take place in The Pod (formerly St Mary’s Church Hall), hosting a great selection of over 30 real ales, craft beers, real lager, local cider and great wines, accompanied by great food and live music on Friday and Saturday evening and Saturday afternoon sessions.

Don't miss 'Cold Turkey' lined up as this year's Saturday afternoon entertainment. (Image: Jane Evans)Mold Town Council has organised the event with the support of the local CAMRA (Campaign for Real Ale) branch, and a group of volunteers.

All proceeds from the weekend will go towards putting on free community events in the town such as the Mold Carnival, Christmas Light Switch on and the Easter Fun Day.

Guests can pay on entry with sessions varying from £5 to £10.

On the Friday between 1.30pm and 4.30pm, there will be a connoisseurs quiet session before the evening session with music from popular girl band Pepe Le Moko. 

There will be music from regulars Cold Turkey on Saturday afternoon followed by popular Mold band The Establishment who will provide endless entertainment.

The drink up 'when it's gone it's gone' session will be held on the Sunday and this will be a free entry session.

Tickets for the Friday evening and the two Saturday sessions are now on sale, either online from the festival website or you can pick up locally at Mold Bargain Booze or Mold Alehouse (where it's cash only sales).

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At all sessions visitors will receive a commemorative glass to have a drink and take away, as part of the entry price, and all sessions at the festival are strictly over 18 years.

Jane Evans, Mold Town Council Events and Community Engagement Officer, said “Novemberfest is one of the highlights of the town's event calendar and it’s great to see people coming back every year to enjoy the event with friends and family.

"Entrance without a ticket can not be guaranteed and currently we have less than 20 tickets left for the Saturday evening session, so I can’t stress enough, if you want to join us, please get your tickets before they sell out."