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The Yorkshire FEASTival
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The Yorkshire FEASTival

The Editor

The Editor

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The Yorkshire FEASTival 25th & 26th June will be a fun filled day out showcasing the best of Yorkshire traders, artists and producers in Pateley Bridge, Harrogate, an area of outstanding natural beauty.

The event offers something for everyone. Those with children will enjoy the inflatable village, fun fair, outdoor education and forestry, mini farm and mini bake-off lessons. For others it might be the cocktail making masterclasses and live cooking demonstrations or even the health and wellbeing workshops. Or simply come along to enjoy a Yorkshire brewed beer and listen to the talented performers on stage. It’s an open secret all the best things come from Yorkshire and at the Yorkshire FEASTival you will find it all!

The event is organised by Lily and Lister Events headed by Tessa with over 15 years event management experience, marketing manager Kate Thompson and Anna Lister all born and bred in God's Own Country. Anna says “With so many amazing producers, food, drink and artists from Yorkshire we wanted to create an event celebrating the best of what Yorkshire has to offer and in exceptional countryside in the heart of Yorkshire. All of our traders are local from the fairground rides to the internationally inspired street food. It’s a great opportunity to come and support local businesses whilst having an amazing day out”.

Tickets are now on sale at www.yorkshirefeastival.co.uk

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