Bikes and beer go down well at Billinghay pub - photo gallery

A double-header of weekend entertainment saw around 650 people turn up on Friday and Saturday at the Coach and Horses pub in Billinghay.

Landlord John Walker said the new Bike Fest and beer festival weekend was a fantastic success with live music and entertainment from Friday night through Saturday, with people camping over in the show field behind the pub.

'Morning Glory' Oasis tribute band, at the Coach and Horses feer fest. EMN-210830-114456001placeholder image
'Morning Glory' Oasis tribute band, at the Coach and Horses feer fest. EMN-210830-114456001

John said they had planned it as an opportunity for people to get out after the pandemic restrictions and enjoy themselves.

“We had nice weather and 12 hours of live music,” he said: “We have ale drinkers looking to come again and we will probably do the event twice next year. It is not often a pub has a big events field attached.”

Tony and Dee Dolan at the beer fest in Billinghay. EMN-210830-114321001placeholder image
Tony and Dee Dolan at the beer fest in Billinghay. EMN-210830-114321001

They have a 1940s weekend coming up on September 10-12.

Antony Hampson, Teana Hampson and Harriet Hampson age 6 at the Coach and Horses beer fest. EMN-210830-114238001placeholder image
Antony Hampson, Teana Hampson and Harriet Hampson age 6 at the Coach and Horses beer fest. EMN-210830-114238001
Landlord John Walker and landlady Livia Muresan serving up refreshment at their beer fest. EMN-210830-114539001placeholder image
Landlord John Walker and landlady Livia Muresan serving up refreshment at their beer fest. EMN-210830-114539001
BACA members on the Bikers Against Child Abuse stand. EMN-210830-114517001placeholder image
BACA members on the Bikers Against Child Abuse stand. EMN-210830-114517001
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