Harvest at Jimmy's 2011

Friday 9th to Monday 12th September 2011
Jimmy's Farm, Pannington Hall Lane, Ipswich, Suffolk, England MAP
adult weekend with camping £97.50, kids (6-17) £36, under 5s free
Last updated: Wed 7th Sep 2011

The star of BBC 2's 'Jimmy's Farm' Jimmy Doherty once again hosts Harvest at Jimmy's, as a three day event, from Friday 9th until Sunday 11th September 2011 at his farm, in Ipswich, Suffolk.

Line-up

The family friendly three-day celebration of the best of British food will also include a line-up of chefs, musicians, entertainers and traders.

The latest acts confirmed are The Kooks, The Divine Comedy, Turin Brakes, Charlie Simpson, Alice Gold, Communion, and Tommy Reilly. They join Fat Freddy's Drop, The Futureheads, The Feeling, Various Cruelties, Gilles Peterson, Huw Stephens, and Benjamin Francis Leftwich.

Tickets

Early bird tickets are no longer available. An adult weekend ticket with camping is priced at £97.50, weekend camping child (6-17 years) tickets are priced at £36, and an adult day ticket is priced at £36, and a child's day ticket (aged 6-17 years) is priced at £10.50. Those aged 5 and under can attend for free but need to have a ticket. Campervan tickets are priced at £31. Saturday tickets have sold out. To buy tickets, click here.

The festival will also include a series of master class cooking demonstrations from celebrity chefs including Gennaro Contaldo, Francesco Mazzei, Richard Corrigan, Sarah & Monty Don, Francesco Mazzei, Stevie Parle, Yotam Ottolengh, Michael Caines, Mary Berry, Paul Hollywood, Gennaro Contaldo, and journalist Jay Rayner will be in the 'Un-Plugged' Chef area on the Saturday.

For kids

Having fun is imperative at Harvest so there will be lots of new and improved children's activities. Set on a real working farm, the festival has an adventure play area and a dedicated programme of kids' entertainment, including Tall Stories presenting The Gruffalo, den building, face painting, animal tours, cooking lessons, craft workshops, and a butterfly house.


Parking fee

Car drivers will be asked for a £5 'green' charge per car for the weekend. (Hybrid/Electric/LPG vehicles will be exempt) This will enable Jimmy to restore the wheat field after the event, minimise carbon footprint and implement the very best traffic management team. Festival organisers are donating a percentage to their chosen charity Green Suffolk.

About the farm

Visitors to Harvest at Jimmy's also have the opportunity to take part in Nature Trails, Woodland Walks, relax in the gardens, and nose around the Farm Shop. There will also be the chance to stay the whole weekend with some fantastic boutique camping being laid on at the heart of the farm.

More information will be here when available.


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