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Midsummer Beer Happening reveals its Stonehaven dates for 2020

Midsummer Beer Happening in Stonehaven in 2019.
Midsummer Beer Happening in Stonehaven in 2019.

One of Scotland’s biggest and most popular beer festivals has unveiled its dates for 2020.

The Midsummer Beer Happening in Stonehaven will be held in June, from Thursday 18 to Saturday 20, and has “locked in” dates for future years.

The event, which attracts thousands of visitors to a purpose-built marquee in Baird Park, will always be held on the third weekend in June.

As an added bonus, entries for the 2020 Happening’s sportive – one of the biggest cycling events of its kind in Scotland – will open on Tuesday.

Midsummer Beer Happening organiser Robert Lindsay said: “With the winter solstice almost upon us, we thought we’d brighten the long dark nights with some good news about the Happening at the summer solstice.

“Even as we were packing up last year’s 10th anniversary festival, people were asking us for the dates for the next one.

“Not only can we now reveal those, we can also let people know to always keep the third weekend in June clear so they can join in the fun of this three- day celebration of brilliant beer, fantastic food and marvellous music.”

This will be the Stonehaven beer festival’s 11th outing and follows a barnstorming celebration of its first decade which saw records tumble for not only visitor numbers, attracting 6,000 people, but also charity fundraising, with £52,000 raised for local good causes.

Robert said: “Our challenge now is to make the Happening bigger and better for everyone who comes along to enjoy the party.”