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Samlesbury Hall is excited to host its first ever food and drink festival. The 700-year-old historic hall will welcome visitors, to experience two days of thrilling entertainment and inspirational cookery demonstrations and showcase a variety of Lancashire's finest food and drink producers.
Hall Director, Sharon Jones, said: 'We feel privileged to have the opportunity to put on an event that brings together friends and family of all ages for a wonderful blend of excitement, entertainment and culinary inspiration while celebrating local producers, makers and all that the countryside has to offer. Come rain or shine, we're working hard to make sure this is a food/drink festival to remember.'
The Hall grounds are free to enter for all.
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Free entry and parking.
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