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25th January 2022

Brighton Dome welcomes Bedlam Brewery as new bars partner

Award-winning local company Bedlam Brewery has been selected as the new brewery partner for Brighton Dome & Brighton Festival and will be on tap for gig-goers and visitors to Brighton Dome from today (24 January).

Bedlam Brewery will supply freshly brewed pilsners and ales to each of Brighton Dome’s two existing bars. The new partnership sees Bedlam Brewery join the venue at an exciting time as the ambitious capital redevelopment project continues to take shape. This will see an additional two new bars open in the beautifully restored Grade I listed Corn Exchange and Grade II listed Studio Theatre once the project is complete.

Maxine Hort, Director of Operations for Brighton Dome and Brighton Festival said: “We’re delighted to welcome Bedlam Brewery to Brighton Dome as our new bars partner. As an award-winning local Sussex company with a strong focus on sustainability, community and diversity, we felt that they were the ideal fit for our venue. I’m sure their brews will be a big hit with our customers as part of a great night out at Brighton Dome.”

Bedlam Brewery, based in Plumpton near Lewes, has a reputation for quality and has produced several award-winning beers. On tap at Brighton Dome will be Bedlam Pilsner, Benchmark Sussex Best Bitter, Wilde East Coast Pale Ale and Turtle Recall.

Danny Hoskins, Sales and Marketing Director at Bedlam Brewery said:

“We are thrilled to be working in partnership with Brighton Dome to supply brewery fresh beer and offer the best customer experience at one of Brighton’s most iconic and creative venues.  A first for Bedlam, we’re producing tank fresh beer, direct from our brewery only a few miles away on a farm near Plumpton.  We brew from our Solar Powered brewhouse and we’re looking forward to working with Brighton Dome to explore ways to highlight and improve sustainability and community values and offer a quality, exciting experience.”

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Notes to editors

About Brighton Dome & Brighton Festival

Brighton Dome & Brighton Festival is a registered arts charity which aims to champion the power of the arts, to enrich and change lives, and inspire and enable artists to be their most creative.

Each year Brighton Dome & Brighton Festival presents over 600 events spanning music, theatre, dance, comedy, literature, spoken word, visual arts, film, digital and more as part of its year-round programme as well as producing the internationally acclaimed Brighton Festival in May.

Brighton Dome is the south coast’s leading multi-arts venue – a three space, Grade 1 listed building made up of the Concert Hall, Corn Exchange and Studio Theatre at the cultural heart of one of England’s most creative cities.

We have embarked on an exciting journey to restore and reunite this historic estate, starting with a major refurbishment of our nationally important Corn Exchange and Studio Theatre. The

transformation will restore long-lost heritage features as well as provide new, state-of the art facilities. Brighton Dome Concert Hall remains open throughout the works. For updates and news please visit www.brightondome.org/ourfuture 

Bedlam Brewery

Bedlam Brewery is one of Sussex’s leading independent brewers. Environmentally friendly solar energy powers the brews from their Brewhouse on a farm at the foot of the South Downs and they donate spent grain for cattle feed. They brew fresh, authentic, award-winning beer from their European Double Gold winning Pilsner to Pale Ales, Sussex Best Bitter, Porter and exciting seasonal specials. A number have a charity element to them.

Bedlam’s credentials really resonate with craft beer lovers and they continue to promote a strong community ethos. Passionate about what they do, creativity and quality of ingredients is key. All packaged beers are vegan and Bedlam Brewery offer beer for home delivery too. https://bedlambrewery.co.uk

Bedlam Brewery is currently undertaking SALSA (Safe and Local Supplier) accreditation and have applied to become a B Corp company.

https://bedlambrewery.co.uk/sustainability/

Juicy spent grain from the brewing process is used to feed the cattle on the farm, which is a great way to recycle the grain and help food waste.  Bedlam Brewery also compost the hops on the farm.


Press release from Bedlam Brewery

For more information, please contact Claire Andrews, Press Manager – claire.andrews@brightondome.org