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24.05.2024 - 06:37 / manchestereveningnews.co.uk
Bury is set for its first Food and Drink Festival begins with dozens of stalls across the town centre and entertainment during the first half of the Bank Holiday weekend. The festival will see Bury town centre packed with pop-up food markets, artisan drinks, craft stalls, music and live entertainment between 9am – 4.30pm on Friday, May 24 and Saturday May, 25.
Food vendors will take residence around the Golden Mile and Georgiana Block in Bury Market, Kay Gardens, the Sir Robert Peel statue, Haymarket and the strip just off Tithebarn Street, showcasing food and drink from across the world.
For those fancying a tipple among the drinks vendors there will be spiced rum creations from Salford Rum, alcohol free drinks from Sober Sloth and handcrafted moonshine from O’Donnell Moonshine and iced coffees from Brew Box at The Stables.
There will be a vegan area around the Peel Statue where delicacies will include Portuguese cuisine from Plantuguese, cakes from The May Bakery, and sausages from Vausages.
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The So Hong Kong area of the festival offers an authentic selection of Hong Kong style food, drink and handicraft stalls. That area will see dishes such as yansu chicken, deep-fried tofu, mushroom and taro ball from ‘Garden of Peach’, sai kwan handmade rice noodles from ‘LoJo Mate!’, bubble waffle, fin soup, dim sum and bubble tea from ‘Shining Rainbow Dream Tea and Snacks’ plus other food stalls, jewellery, accessories and craft goods stalls.
Entertainment will come in the form of Bury’s community samba band, Bloco Ashe, who will be playing samba-influenced grooves and global beats from Brazil, Cuba and Africa while Bury Music Service students will be performing live around the
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