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Friday 24th Sept
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24. 09. 2010
7.30pm
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Taste of Yorkshire Awards DinnerVenue: The Guildhall (off St Helen's Square) A Dinner created around produce from the southern Dales. This incorporates beef raised on the limestone pavements around Malham as well as pork from neighbouring "Blue Pig".
The Dinner is held in association with the Yorkshire Post, the Post's Taste of Yorkshire Awards, will be presented at the event. Ticket Price includes aperitif and wine. |
£45.00Full Price
Call Ticket Line for waiting list
£40.00Friends Price
Call Ticket Line for waiting list
An allocation of tickets is reserved for the awards finalists. If there are no public tickets left - it's well worth contacting the ticket line for returns.
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There are 6 categories for Yorkshire producers to enter, which include meat, dairy and beverages. Short-listed producers can take a stand in the Festival market place on Monday 20th September when customers can sample the produce and then vote for the ?reader's award?. (You don't have to be a Yorkshire Post reader to take part)
The Dinner is a wonderful 3-course meal using the finest Yorkshire produce as the centre-piece for each course.
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Events in Date / Time Order:
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24. 09. 2010
All Day
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Secondary schools cookery with the ArmyVenue: The Guildhall (off St Helen's Square) The big unseen element of the Festival - these closed schools' events allow just over 200 children a day to cook as part of the Festival. Primary Schools Tuesday and Wednesday. Secondary Thursday and Friday.
With so many workshops aimed at young children, the Festival felt it was time to have workshops for our teenagers and the Army, based at Imphal Barracks, have kindly agreed to come and run two consecutive days of Workshops for students. |
Free entry
Closed Schools Event
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24. 09. 2010
11am
Lasts 30 to 45 minutes
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Demonstration with Ashley McCarthy from Ye Old Sun InnVenue: Demonstration Area, St Sampson's Square Having just won the National Publicans of the Year 2010 Award, Ashley McCarthy from Ye Old Sun Inn returns to the festival to demonstrate his delicious traditional food using the very best fresh ingredients.
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Free entry
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24. 09. 2010
Noon
From 20th to 24th Sept.
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Sausage FestivalVenue: Old White Swan, Goodramgate A chance to sample some of our best sausage and mash, from a range of over 15 sausages
For more infromation call: 01904 540911 |
Sausage and Ale Tasting £6.95Full Price
Prices from £6.95. served from 12pm - 10pm
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24. 09. 2010
Noon
Lasts 30 to 45 minutes
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Love Food Hate Waste DemonstrationVenue: Demonstration Area, St Sampson's Square The Love Food Hate Waste is a national campaign to raise awareness of the need to reduce food waste. By doing some easy practical everyday things in the home we can all waste less food.
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Free entry
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24. 09. 2010
1pm
Lasts 30 to 45 minutes
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Phillip Leverington DemonstrationVenue: Demonstration Area, St Sampson's Square Join Phillip Leverington of Fresh Catering, as he cooks using produce from the local producers on today's market.
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Free entry
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24. 09. 2010
1pm
Lasts about an hour
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Karen Hardwick's Introduction to Wine from New ZealandVenue: Melton's Too, Walmgate Karen Hardwick, of the Wine Academy, introduces us to the wines of New Zealand. What does the climate so far south do for the wine?.
For more information on Karen Click here. |
£5.50Full Price
£5.00Friends Price
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24. 09. 2010
2pm
Lasts 30 to 45 minutes
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Demonstration with Mark from the Bay Horse InnVenue: Demonstration Area, St Sampson's Square Mark, from the Bay Horse Inn, demonstrates some delicious food from the beautiful 17th century pub.
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Free entry
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24. 09. 2010
3pm
Lasts 30 to 45 minutes
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Demonstration with Rick Murray from Hotel du VinVenue: Demonstration Area, St Sampson's Square Rick Murray, head chef at the ever stylish Hotel du Vin, appears at the festival for the first time. Rick will be demonstrating his seasonal 'simple classics' using the finest and freshest local produce.
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Free entry
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24. 09. 2010
4pm
Lasts 45 mins
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Honey Taste Workshop with Allan Stonehouse of Beez NeezVenue: Melton's Too, Walmgate A Comparative Taste Workshop, in association with Slow Food North Yorkshire, led by Allan Stonehouse of Beez Neez Apiary. Allan will lead you through the process of honey making and let you see and taste the difference between one honey and another.
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£5.50Full Price
£5.00Friends Price
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24. 09. 2010
4pm
Lasts 30 to 45 minutes
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Daily DemonstrationVenue: Demonstration Area, St Sampson's Square Yorkshire Hero Chefs deomstrate
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Free entry
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24. 09. 2010
From 5pm
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Food and HealthVenue: The Fountain Café, Parliament Street The Fountain Cafe is given over to a range of organisation offering advice on healthy living. Come and meet Diabetes UK, and the Coeliac Society or perhaps enjoy some vigorous exercise.
Part of our "Twilight" programme. Diverse, "drop in" events in the city centre. |
Free entry
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24. 09. 2010
5pm
Lasts 30 to 45 minutes
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Daily Chocolate DemonstrationVenue: Demonstration Area, St Sampson's Square Unwind, and have sweet thoughts, with our daily chocolate demonstration.
Chocolat - re-creating the chocolates made by Vianne Rocher in the book |
Free entry
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24. 09. 2010
5.30pm
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City Screen Showing of 'Chocolat'Venue: City Screen Coney Street The well regarded movie of the Book (York's Big City Read for 2010).
Joanne Harris’ third novel, Chocolat, was made into an Oscar-nominated film starring Juliette Binoche and Johnny Depp. Since then, she has written eight more novels, most recently blueeyedboy, published in March 2010, as well as short stories and two cookbooks. |
£7.50Full Price
City Screen Members £5.50Full Price
Box Office Number: 0871 902 5726
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24. 09. 2010
5.30pm
about 1.5 hours
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Book Club - 'Chocolat'Venue: Grazing Café, Parliament Street Lots of local residents all reading copies of the same book and sharing in an exciting programme of events. Pick up your copy of the novel 'Chocolat' by Joanne Harris, and then join us to discuss the book in the Festival's Grazing Café
Includes coffee and cake - chocolate of course! But you can also buy drinks and hot food from stands in the market place. |
£3.00Full Price
£2.70Friends Price
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Vianne Rocher and her 6-year-old daughter move to a small village in southern France, near Toulouse, and open a chocolate shop across from the church, just as the town is preparing to observe Lent. The parish priest is horrified, especially since Vianne keeps her tempting shop open on Sundays. In time, the arrival of the mother/daughter team and their shop transforms the conservative and religious locals into open-minded, fun-loving people.
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24. 09. 2010
6pm
Lasts 30 to 45 minutes
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Cocktails at 6 with the Cedar CourtVenue: Demonstration Area, St Sampson's Square Our daily cocktail demonstration from the Cedar Court Grand, York's first five star hotel. Includes an opportunity to sample the cocktails at the end of the demo. Today Classic Cocktails: Manhattan, Margarita
The cocktail demonstration forms part of the Twilight programme,the perfect way to start your evening programme of events. |
Free entry
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The Grand, with its sweeping staircases, mosaic-tiled corridors, Whisky lounge, fully-equipped vaulted spa and exceptional attention to detail, is an ideal destination for those travellers wishing to enjoy five-star luxury in an accessible, warm environment.
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24. 09. 2010
7.30pm
From 20th to 24th Sept
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Sausage and Ale TastingVenue: Old White Swan, Goodramgate A chance to sample some of our finest ales, complemented by sausages from our Festival.
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Free entry
Free tasting from 7.30pm -8.30pm
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24. 09. 2010
7.30pm
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Taste of Yorkshire Awards DinnerVenue: The Guildhall (off St Helen's Square) A Dinner created around produce from the southern Dales. This incorporates beef raised on the limestone pavements around Malham as well as pork from neighbouring "Blue Pig".
The Dinner is held in association with the Yorkshire Post, the Post's Taste of Yorkshire Awards, will be presented at the event. Ticket Price includes aperitif and wine. |
£45.00Full Price
Call Ticket Line for waiting list
£40.00Friends Price
Call Ticket Line for waiting list
An allocation of tickets is reserved for the awards finalists. If there are no public tickets left - it's well worth contacting the ticket line for returns.
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There are 6 categories for Yorkshire producers to enter, which include meat, dairy and beverages. Short-listed producers can take a stand in the Festival market place on Monday 20th September when customers can sample the produce and then vote for the ?reader's award?. (You don't have to be a Yorkshire Post reader to take part)
The Dinner is a wonderful 3-course meal using the finest Yorkshire produce as the centre-piece for each course.
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