Jamie Oliver Presents The Big Feastival
The Big Feastival takes place from the 1st to 3rd of July on Clapham Common and is a boutique festival of first-class food from London’s most exciting restaurants combined with top-notch live music acts, with all profits going to the Prince’s Trust and Jamie Oliver Foundation.
The Big Feastival is a unique new festival that combines the very best of London's culinary output with a weekend of top music acts in the heart of the capital.
Taking place this summer, The Big Feastival combines London’s finest gourmet experience with a quality music festival, smack bang in the middle of London and it promises to be an unforgettable weekend for all who attend.
The standard ticket prices include three or five dishes from 'One Big Menu' that has been created by our leading chefs specifically for the event.
The Michelin starred list of restaurants will be serving from pop-up kitchens and have been handpicked by an all-star committee of food and drink experts comprising of Thomasina Miers, Giorgio Locatelli, Peter Gordon, Jamie Oliver and Jonathan Downey.
The renowned participating restaurants who will be preparing a selection of mouth-watering dishes at The Big Feastival include Locanda Locatelli, The Providores, Wahaca, Fifteen, Canteen, Barbecoa, GBK, Benares, Redhook, Vinoteca, Cafe Spice Namaste, Cinnamon Kitchen, Albannach, Trinity plus Giant Robot will present The VIP Bar.
With a music line-up featuring The Charlatans, Soul II Soul, Athlete, Norman Jay, Guillemots and New Young Pony Club, The Big Feastival brings the best things in life – friends, families, great food and drink and amazing live music – together in one place over one fantastic weekend.
The Big Feastival is something unique that we’ve wanted to try for a while. A really good festival for everyone with great music AND great food, all for charity.
You can buy a music ticket to see the bands, and just enjoy all the extra free entertainment too. But the really great deal is the music and food standard ticket, which has five meals from any of our fantastic restaurants included - and I don’t just mean little mouthfuls, I mean good portions.
Kids under 12 go free as well and there’s loads to entertain them like a funfair and brilliant kitchen garden.
Jamie Oliver
Most importantly, this is a festival with a heart as all profits are going to The Prince's Trust and The Jamie Oliver Foundation to help disadvantaged young people.
For full details and ticket info visit www.thebigfeastival.co.uk