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Trent Bridge is to welcome a host of celebrated local food, musicians and independent traders as Nottingham Street Food's Summer Tour pays a visit to the historic venue on Sunday 30 April.
The Bank Holiday Weekend event will see global flavours and local produce take centre stage, with cuisines from Caribbean to Thai represented within the ground.
The culinary experience will be accompanied by an expertly-curated independent craft market, featuring stalls hand-picked by Sneinton-based Pitch Markets. Live music, meanwhile, will be provided by Hockley creative space Mimm Studios and Phlexx Records, a local record label and network of independent artists.
All adult tickets for the event are priced at £5, while tickets for under 16s cost £2.50.
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