Pub in the Park festival celebrates its 7th year at Dulwich Park, London June 2023
“The idea was to create the biggest pub beer garden we could” proclaimed Chef Tom Kerridge in anticipation of the 7th year of his Pub in the Park Festival, the UK’s biggest food and music tour.
Pub in the Park is a celebration of everything that is quintessentially British and will be coming to Dulwich Park in London on 7-11 June 2023.
Visitors will have the chance to try a range of street food from award-winning chefs at their pop up pubs and restaurants.
The line up includes Tom Kerridge himself and his friends, featuring some TV favourites and rising stars.
If you’re looking for Michelin-star food in a casual setting with chart-topping music at an affordable price, look no further than Pub in the Park.
Kerridge said: “It really ticks a lot of boxes: It’s a celebration of food and music, it’s family friendly and it’s accessible to everybody. We have a huge amount of Michelin-star chef’s cooking but they’re just making street food.
“You’ve got Paul Ainsworth making burgers and hotdogs and Atul Kochhar cooking lots of fantastic bowls of Indian food, Tommy Banks coming down from Yorkshire, Andrew Pern and just all sorts of people that are involved in it.
“It creates a really good and happy vibe to be around and that’s the most important part. If the chefs are having fun it spills out into the park.”
The festival is the biggest ever this year, covering 10 different locations, including Wimbledon and Chiswick and will be running throughout the summer season from May to September.
This year in Dulwich, music acts include the Ministry of Sound disco, Tinie Temper, the Craig Charles funk and soul club and Republica.
Kerridge added: “It’ll be proper crowd-pleasing bangers, really good fun in the height of summer and an amazing line up of music. It’s the perfect ticket for Christmas gifts.”
Other highlights include a chef demo stage for cooking enthusiasts, an Artisan food Market and Shopping village for your share of retail therapy.
Tickets are out now with weekend passes start at £160.00 and half day passes at £50.00.
Website: https://www.pubintheparkuk.com/
Pictures: Pub in the Park
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