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The Gin Society Festival
Type:Event
Rochdale Town Hall, The Esplanade, Rochdale, OL16 1AB
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Suitable for: adults 18+ only.
Cost: £12.50.
Booking: yes. Please book using the link below.
Facilities: parking, wheelchair accessible, refreshments, toilets.
100 carefully selected gins to help set the party mood, as well as amazing live music, fabulous food and, of course, loads of fun. Dance the night away, make new friends playing giant Jenga or bag that perfect Instagrammable pic.
Proud to be a festival for everyone, we also stock a range of more than 15 premium rums, from the delectable dark to the specially spiced and the fantastically flavoured. Or you can add some sparkle to the experience with one of our delicious Prosecco Royales.
The Gin Society Festival will take place within the gorgeous setting of Rochdale Town Hall.
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