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Hereford Indie Food reduce daytime tickets to £1

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Thursday, 18 August 2022 12:40

Hereford Indie Food Festival will return for the August Bank Holiday weekend.

The festival have reduced their daytime ticket prices to £1 per person in an effort to make the festival more accessible to everyone.

There's no need to buy daytime tickets in advance, just turn up from 11am on the 27th + 28th and pay on the door. Children under 12 get in for free.

Evening tickets are £20 which include daytime entry for free.

Dorian Kirk, Hereford Indie Food Director said: "We wanted to make sure this year's festival was accessible to everyone and took the choice to reduce the price from £4 down to just £1 per person in the daytime. We hope this means that everyone in Hereford who wants to come and see a bit of the festival can do so!".

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