Pub in the Park: Everything you need to know about Tom Kerridge's ultimate foodie festival
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The events have been awarded the Visit Britain ‘Good to Go’ certification, meaning the tour will have covid-safety measures in place if needed.
Chris Hughes CEO at Brand Events, said: “We’re thrilled to be bringing back our brilliant food, drink and music festival to eight towns in 2021. All of our events are flexible, adaptable and ready to get even more free as the country begins to unlock. We’re ready to bring the public some much needed fun – watch out for more line-up announcements and tickets on-sale soon!”
When does it take place?
Saturday, July 24 and Sunday, July 25.
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Hide AdThere are two sessions a day - 11.30am until 4.30pm and 6pm until 10.30pm.
Where is it?
Chichester College
What is it about?
The man behind it is chef Tom Kerridge.
The festival celebrates everything there is to love about the glorious British pub; delicious food, award-winning chefs, chart-topping music, great drinks but above all else a fantastic time with friends and family.
Award-winning pubs and restaurants will ‘pop-up’ around each park serving £6 tasting dishes for you to get stuck into – expect your local favourites as well national heroes you may never have been able to visit.
What is there?
There is a dedicated kids area, chef demos, shopping village and artisan food market. Plus there is live music throughout.
What pub and restaurants will be there?
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Hide AdFestival goers can feast on exclusive dishes for only £6 a plate! Including BBQ Glazed Brisket from Kerridge’s two Michelin starred The Hand & Flowers; Proper Pie & Peas from The Horse & Groom; Sussex Lamb Moon Rellenas from The Half Moon Kirdford; and the famous Chicken Tikka Pie from Atul Kochhar Restaurants (see below an overview of menus and link to the full list).
Some of the country’s best chefs will be taking to the demo stage. Learn tips and tricks of the trade from the likes of Matt Tebbutt, Andi Oliver, Gavin Roy and Atul Kochhar to name a few. Then, dance to live gigs from Gabrielle, Soul II Soul Soundsystem, Rudimental DJ, Toploader, Jack Savoretti, The Craig Charles Funk and Soul Club, and many more!
Tom Kerridge said: “I’m so excited to be bringing another incredible menu to Pub in the Park this year. We all deserve a good party and I can’t wait for everyone to dig into some great food whilst watching some quality live gigs. I know I’m looking forward to getting my hands on the other chef’s food as well!”
Great food needs great drinks! Greenall’s Gin will be serving up some summery cocktails to get you in the party mood.
Menu:
The Hand & Flowers
BBQ Glazed Brisket with Succotash and Chimichurri
Chicken and Mushroom Pie, Pease Pudding and Tarragon Liquor
Crisp Fried Whitebait with Marie Rose Sauce and Lemon
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Atul Kochhar Restaurants
Channa Samosa Chaat (V) (Can be ordered VE)
Chicken Tikka Pie
Atul's Tandoori Fried Chicken
Kheema Paratha
The Horse & Groom
Proper Pie & Peas, including local Sussex beef
That’s a Bit Cheffie – Ham, Egg and Chips
Charred Cauliflower, Mint, Caper and Juicy Grapes (VE)
The Half Moon, Kirdford
Sussex Lamb Moon Rellenas
Kirdford ‘Marshal Farm’ Beef Cheese Stake
Spice Route Lentil & Chickpea Chat (VE)
Full menus here
Who will be performing?
Jack Savoretti, Toploader, Gabrielle, DJ set from Basement Jaxx, The Cuban Brothers, Dodgy.
How much are tickets?
Prices vary slightly depending on if it is the morning or afternoon slot.
There are VIP tickets available for between £82.90 to £98.13.
Adults (16+) are £37.28 - £47.93
Children (6-15 yr olds) £21.30 - £31.95
Children under 5 are free.
All tickets are subject to a £2 fee.
Where can I get tickets?
Online hereTickets will be available on the door providing the session has not sold out.
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