The festival hopes to build on the success of last year, with over 1,200 people attending over the weekend.
Additional attractions have been added to the line-up, with more music, a new gin bar sponsored by Cuckoo and street food vendors.The live entertainment will include rugby matches and music performances from local bands. Paul Conner, the rock band tribute act, will headline the festival's final day.
As in previous years, all of the proceeds will go to the Blackburn Youth Zone, a local charity giving thousands of young people somewhere to go, something to do and someone to talk to 365 days of the year.Lancashire Business View has been a proud support of the festival since its first year. Publisher Richard Slater said: "Blackburn Beer Festival is a great opportunity to enjoy local music, consume some locally-made produce and catch up with old and new friends, all while raising proceeds for a fantastic charity." Details about tickets and sponsorship can be found at www.blackburnbeerfestival.com