Following a period of closure due to the coronavirus restrictions, the National Brewery Centre, at Burton upon Trent, is set to welcome visitors back from Wednesday, 19th May.

National Brewery Centre
Photograph: National Brewery Centre

The attraction celebrates the history, art, and fun of brewing, with an interactive museum, bar and restaurant, beer boutique, and a café. When the centre reopens, visitors will be able to enjoy guided and self-guided tours from 22nd May.

A full events calendar has been scheduled, including tribute acts, comedy evenings, a toy fair, a Peaky Blinders casino and dinner, and Oktoberfest. Prices vary and tickets can be booked online at nationalbrewerycentre.co.uk.

Following government guidelines, the National Brewery Centre has put in place measures to keep staff and visitors safe from infection. The bar and restaurant will be open and guests will be asked to give their details to comply with track and trace requirements.

General manager, Sarah Tooley, said: “We’re really excited to be able to welcome back our visitors. We have so many entertaining events lined up, with something for everyone, and we’d welcome the support of beer lovers and their families who we know will enjoy visiting our museum.”