The Teddington Beer Festival is set to return for a second time at the Landmark Arts Centre, after its sell-out success last year, which saw over 1500 visitors through the doors.

Running from 2 to 4 November, the event will raise funds for the Grade II listed building, the Landmark Arts Centre, where the festival is being held.

The Landmark Arts Centre is an independent charity dedicated to offering a wide range of arts education activities for children, young people, and adults.

It provides a stimulating, year-round, programme of live events including music, comedy, poetry, and dance as well as providing exhibition opportunities for visual artists and designer-makers through art fairs and group and solo exhibitions.

The three-day festival will showcase some of the finest craft beers and ciders from across the UK to whet the appetite of beer experts and novice enthusiasts alike.

With over 60 cask ales, keg beers and 16 varieties of cider there will be an abundance of rich seasonal brews and refreshing hoppy ales to savour.

The festival is to be as much a celebration of community as it is beer with local businesses and groups taking part.

Delicious, Lebanese street food is being provided by Teddington's Ruba Restaurant. Small batch spirits and cocktails, by local Kingston distillery, Bone Idyll.

Live music will feature across some of the sessions, featuring local bands. For those who enjoy savouring beer in a more tranquil setting, several quiet sessions are available.

Colin Newton, festival organiser, commented: "Popularity for the beer festival took us by storm last year and we were thrilled that so many people flocked to support it. This year promises to be another bumper event.

"Our beer selection is bigger and better, there will be live music at some of the sessions, plus great food to soak up the hops. Whether you're a beer expert or novice, this is simply a great event to have fun, spend time with friends, while supporting a good cause!"

Breweries attending are Brentwood; Elephant School; Park; Portobello; Sambrook's; Twickenham; Wimbledon; Workshy; Thames Ditton; Jawbone; Big Smoke; Twickenham; Wimbledon with many more to be announced.

Event sponsors include the multi-award-winning CAMRA pub of the year, The Masons Arms, Jawbone Brewing, Big Smoke Brewery, Sambrook's Brewery, Twickenham Brewery, The Anglers Pub, Wimbledon Brewery and Noble Green.

Tickets are available at www.landmarkartscentre.org/shows/teddington-beer-festival/ and include a souvenir glass, programme, first beer token and entertainment.

Beer tokens can be purchased in advance or at the event.

For more information on session times and to sign up for news go to: www.teddingtonbeerfestival.co.uk updates will also be posted on Instagram and Facebook TeddingtonBeerFestival.