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Official Programme OFFICIAL PROGRAMME SATURDAY 22 JUNE | 10AM–9PM | LIDO PARK SUNDAY 23 JUNE | 10AM–5PM | LIDO PARK FEATURING SALT DAY SUNDAY www.droitwichspafestival.co.uk 2 3 SATURDAY 22 JUNE FEATURING LIFESTYLE AREA LOVE FOOD Brand new for 2019, the lifestyle ROADSHOW area offers something different, with We are delighted to welcome the Sanders Ultimate Bootcamp; the Love Food Roadshow to live DJ music; kids Bumber Carz; an the festival. Expert chefs will “a-salt course” with competitions and provide demonstrations and awards; Outline Skincare; and Charles provide information on the Taylor furniture. well-known Love Food Hate Waste campaign. ENTERTAINMENT www.lovefoodroadshow.co.uk AT THE BANDSTAND 11am Acorn Antiques Ukulele band CHILLI EATING 12pm Chloe Chadwick (singer) COMPETITION 1pm Acorn Antiques Ukulele band 5.00pm 2pm Chloe Chadwick (singer) Brave victims are sought to take 3pm Droitwich Spa Rock Choir part in this ‘hot’ competition, 4pm Claire (singer from Worcester) presented by Clifton Chilli Club at 5pm Clifton Chilli Club® 5pm in the bandstand. They will Chilli Eating Competition be performing demonstrations 6pm Claire (singer from Worcester) at 11.30am and 4pm - please 7pm Beth Humphries (singer from Droitwich) approach Jay after either demo 8pm Headline: Come Together (local to sign up for the competition. band from Worcester) 4 SCHEDULE SATURDAY 22 JUNE IN THE DEMO KITCHEN 10am Show opening 2.30pm NJB Chocolatier with local dignitaries. & Patisserie Local chocolatier Norma showcasing 10.30am Love Food Roadshow her homemade chocolate whilst working The Love Food Roadshow is coming to together with Pete to bring you a chocolate & Droitwich Spa in the park for the summer of champagne taste that you will never forget! 2019! An Outdoor Kitchen with expert chefs will give meal demonstrations throughout the 3pm Local Chef weekend Saturday & Sunday! This is not to be A local chef to the area will demonstrate their missed a definite must for the Foodie!. signature dish and provide details of their local restaurant for bookings. 11am Beez Neez local honey producer 3.30pm EcoLab Craft Brew Explains the importance of bees and the Our unique craft beer is brewed with the help production of local honey. of waste heat from a neighbouring vertical farm. That’s right, our beer is “waste” with taste. 11.30am Clifton Chilli Club® Jay from Clifton Club talks about everything 4pm Clifton Chilli Club® chilli. Please approach Jay at the end of his Jay from Clifton Club talks about everything demo as he will be looking for brave victims CHILLI please approach Jay at the end of his to take part in the chilli eating competition. demo he will be looking for brave victims to take part in the chilli eating competition. 12pm Malvern Spa Vegan Chef Lizzy Hughes 4.30pm Prosecco Cart Local chef producing tasty vegan dishes, both Masterclass Cocktails sweet and savoury. From muddling and mixing to shaking and stirring, cocktail making classes don’t come 12.30pm Love Food better than this! Learn about the icons, like the Roadshow Chef Mojito and the Cosmopolitan. A must for all foodies. Chefs using local ingredients to produce signature dishes for everyone to practice at home. 1pm BREAK 1.30pm Monsoon Coffee Company Local business owner Chris shows us he produces coffee beans for that perfect blend! 2pm The Champagne Collection A champagne sampling session with Pete. 5 SUNDAY 23 JUNE FEATURING LOVE FOOD ROADSHOW LIFESTYLE AREA Day 2 for the Lifestyle Area with more Sanders Ultimate Bootcamp (prizes presented today); Kids Bumber Carz; the “a-salt course” (with awards revealed) and Outline Skincare offering Hydra facial demonstrations and skincare advice. The Love Food Roadshow returns for a second day with STALLS more demonstrations, more All the stalls on Saturday will be talks and more chefs… what back on Sunday, so if you didn’t more could you want?! have chance to see all of the 80+ www.lovefoodroadshow.co.uk exhibitors first time around, today provides an excellent opportunity to SALT DAY SUNDAY sample and buy from the excellent local producers. In celebration of the town’s salt heritage, Sunday will rejoice with a full day of activities including demos supported by local Droitwich Salt producers, Churchfields Saltworks. Challenge yourself on the “a-salt course” with competitions for all the family to take part in. 6 SCHEDULE SUNDAY 23 JUNE IN THE DEMO KITCHEN 10.30am Love Food 2.30pm Churchfields Icecream Roadshow Chef Demonstrating how their award-winning ice Expert chefs using local ingredients to produce cream is produced and sampling new flavours. signature dishes. 3pm Food at Webbs (in partnership 11am Churchfields Saltworks with Wye Valley Brewery) The story behind the production of Droitwich Discover the journey that food at Webbs have Salt - how it dates back to the medieval times been taking with award-winning brewers Wye and today’s production methods. Valley Brewery, to create a bespoke premium lager and the ‘magic’ ingredients from the local 11.30am Food at Webbs counties that make it so drinkable! & Droitwich Bacon Find out how the butchers at Webbs are 3.30pm Cakes #Nom working with a Worcestershire rare breed A lovely couple who have set up their award pig farmer and local food artisans to make winning business making use of the finest this delicious, super-local bacon. We’ll share ingredients including Droitwich Salt to produce the secrets that make it a customer favourite a variety of sweet baked goods. every time! IN THE 12pm Peter Cooks Bread Award-winning bakery sharing their passion LIFESTYLE AREA for producing local breads. 4pm Clive Sanders – Sanders Gym 12.30pm Love Food Prizes Winners of the Roadshow Chef Ultimate Boot Camp Expert chefs using local ingredients to produce Awards A-Salt Course signature dishes. 1pm Churchfields Saltworks ENTERTAINMENT Local business that uses Droitwich Salt in their products such as Wychbold Fudge and McNeil AT THE BANDSTAND smokehouse. 11am Jazz Alchemy 12pm Knight and Hodgetts duo EcoLab Farm 1.30pm 1pm Jazz Alchemy How the Ecolab organically produces herbs 2pm Coventry Brass Band and vegetables on a sustainable level while being eco friendly. 2pm Two Farmers Crisps The story of how two farmers produced Herefordshire hand cooked crisps with samples to enjoy. 7 EXHIBITORS ALCOHOLIC DRINKS COOKED & CURED MEATS Astwood Infrastructure Severn Spots Ltd T/A Lab Culture Barbourne Cider DELI & PIES Champagne Collection Ltd Brockleby’s Pies Grape Expectations Pie Creator Gwatkin Cider Plenty! Pies Hay Wines Ltd CHARITY/COMMUNITY Hoo Bar Alzheimer’s Society FARMERS MARKET Hussingtree Gin Blue Cross, Droitwich 10 stalls Lake House Brewery Droitwich Food Bank Napton Cidery Droitwich Lions Club FOOD TO GO Oscar’s Bar Hire Evesham Greyhound and Belgian Waffle Hut Pershore Juneberries Lurcher Rescue (EGLR) Café Cannoli Proseccart Guide Dogs for the Blind Churchfields Saltworks Tipsy Tart Murray’s Muscles Churros Susanna Trolle Trading Ltd Pamela May Trust Cossack Cuisine T/A Kin Toffee Vodka Royal British Legion Deliciously Squared Worcestershire Wildlife Fabulous Food Guys ARTS & CRAFTS Trust (SWFFL) Faraday Kitchen Rosie Philpott Flamin Rooster BBQ CHEESE Mrs Patel’s BREAD Cheese Board Pizza Traders Peter Cooks Bread Ltd Croome Cuisine Platinum Pancakes Swifts Bakery Truckle Cheese Company Roly Poly Ltd CAKES & PATISSERIE CHOCOLATE, FUDGE Selly Punjabis Blueberry Hill Patisserie & SWEETS FRESH FRUIT & Cookies & Whoopies Fuffle from Fudge Heaven VEGETABLES JayKery (The) Norma Jean Bakery Astwood Infrastructure #NOM T/A Vertivore Wychbold Fudge FRESH MEAT COFFEE BEANS Gourmet Meat Monsoon Estates Coffee Co Varsity Coffee HERBS, SPICES, 8 EXHIBITORS CONDIMENTS ICE-CREAM TEA Droitwich Salt Churchfields Twist Tea JAMS, CHUTNEYS, VINEGAR & OILS PRESERVES, PICKLES Bennett & Dunn Ltd Frank & Co Jacky’s Pantry WE ARE EXTREMELY GRATEFUL Jethro’s Marinades & Sauces TO OUR SPONSORS: • Ballards LLP – Accountants Sarah’s Feisty Flavours • Chateau Impney Hill Climb • Churchfields Ice Cream HOMEWARES MISCELLANEOUS and Saltworks Jennico Chateau Hill Climb • Deliciously Squared Catering Little Garlic Plate Ormerod Rutter • Hotel Shop UK Accountants • Nicol and Co – Estate Agents Quirky Slate Company Utility Warehouse • Ormerod Rutter – Accountants Sunday Girl Company Lazystorm.com • Outline Skincare • Sanders Fitness HONEY • SN Financial OLIVES, NUTS, SNACKS Beez Neez Honey • The Wedding House Olive Press • Waitrose HOT DRINKS • Webbs Foodhall PUDDINGS • Worcestershire County Council Brothers Brewing Love Cheesecakes • Wychavon District Council Coffee Bike Pudding Shop 9 .
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