Bury’s very first food and drink festival arrives in May

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Bury’s very first food and drink festival arrives in May

A 3-day festival showcasing the very best food and drink Bury has to offer from across the world will begin on Thursday 23 May.

Bury town centre will be packed with pop-up food markets, artisan drinks and craft stalls, music and live entertainment.

Vendors will take up residence around the ‘Golden Mile’ and Georgiana Block areas of Bury Market, and also Kay Gardens, next to the Sir Robert Peel statue, The Haymarket and The Rock shopping centre.

For all the details, go to https://bit.ly/3TYHTM5

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Press release issued: 15 April 2024.

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