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Celebrate Blackburn - Summer Season Celebration with Nigel Haworth

From: 27 July 2008

To: 27 July 2008

Ewood Park Blackburn

Celebrate Blackburn - Summer Season Celebration with Nigel Haworth

Learn new ways of making the most of seasonal ingredients during the summer whether your planning to cook indoors or sizzle on the BBQ for alfresco dining. Nigel Haworth will demonstrate some great dishes, Craig Bancroft will show the perfect wine to accompaniment them. Guest speakers will entertain you with their stories and there is an opportunity to buy local produce all followed by an aperitif and 2 course lunch & coffee.

For information and reservations telephone (01254) 222254.

Sunday, July 27 2008

Ewood Park
Blackburn

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