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Saturday 20 - Sunday 21 August 2022
Thoresby Park
Tickets: Adult (standard) £10 | Child (6-17 yrs) £4 | Infant (5 yrs and under) Free
The Great Northern Food and Drink Festival is back and better than ever!
Following on from last year's successful event held at Scampston Hall and Gardens in Malton, the fun filled foodie festival is back with a bang. This year the festival will take place at a fabulous new venue and offers so much more for visitors
The 2 day event will take place Saturday 20th & Sunday 21st August and will be held at The Market Fields on the beautiful Thoresby Park Estate in North Nottinghamshire.
The festival proves to be bigger and better than ever for 2022. The team have been working hard behind the scenes to ensure the festival offers something for the whole family.
You will have up to 150 independent food, drink and craft traders to visit over the weekend including amazing street food, artisan produce, local makers and producers of bespoke crafts, mouth watering desserts and distilleries. There will be entertainment all weekend with live bands and singers on the main stage and workshops & professional cooking demonstrations including a few well known faces in the demo tent. The kids will be well looked after too with a host of activities from children's entertainers to inflatables to archery to fairground style stalls
What's more visitors now have the option of making a real weekend of it with some amazing camping and glamping options available!
Further updates will be coming from the festival team over the next few weeks so keep your eyes peeled and make sure you're following their socials
Here's to Summer 2022!
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