Grab Your Partner: A Valentine’s Ceilidh! - 14 Feb 2026

THE STROUD BREWERY LIMITED

£10

Grab Your Partner: A Valentine’s Ceilidh! Saturday, Feb 14th • 8pm–10.30pm • 18+ • £10 💃🕺❤️ Doors 7:30pm SOLD OUT! Free Stroud Brewery pint with all advance bookings! Fancy doing something a little different this Valentine’s? Whether you’re turning up with a date, rolling in with a group of mates, or just flying solo and up for a good time, come and hang out with us for a night packed with music, laughter, and proper feel-good dancing. We’re throwing a full-on Ceilidh with the brilliant Dobunni , bringing upbeat traditional tunes from across the Celtic and European folk world - Irish, Scotti

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as THE STROUD BREWERY LIMITED, number 05165299. Checked 2026-08-29.
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British-owned
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Where it is made
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