After the phenomenal success of this year’s sold out Harvest at Jimmy’s at Jimmy’s Farm, we are very proud to announce the dates for 2010: 11th & 12th September.

“The response to the debut of Harvest was absolutely overwhelming. It was everything that we’d hoped for – a truly family orientated festival that celebrated all that’s exciting about fine British food and music. It really felt like it fitted perfectly into the landscape and community. Caela and I are delighted to welcome everyone to the farm again for what we hope will be an even better festival in 2010.” Jimmy Doherty

Building on our winning combination of family, food and music, we are delighted to announce the first of many chefs and bands who will be lighting up the Harvest weekend. 

The nation's favourite Hairy Bikers will be performing on our bigger and better Farmhouse Kitchen stage, bringing their passion for great food and down-to-earth approach to cookery to the festival. Hugely entertaining, they will be a must see.

Mercury nominated Kate Rusby, also known as “a superstar of the British acoustic scene” (The Guardian) will be gracing the Music stage. She is widely regarded as one of the most famous English folk singers of modern times.

Also bringing their culinary expertise to the festival will be Valentine Warner of What To Eat Now fame, Tom Parker Bowles and Mark Hix. Collectively these three are a towering force in contemporary cooking and food criticism.

Having fun is imperative at Harvest so there will be lots of new and improved children's activities with some old favourites thrown in such as den building, cooking lessons and an all new inspired pirate adventure.

Harvest at Jimmy’s 2010 will have many more mouth-watering food producers and plentiful bars as well as giving you a boutique camping field so you can fully embrace the weekend! 

“I love the way it feels so intimate and everyone is so friendly, just like a village fete, a farm to take your kids to and then you have fantastic music as well, it’s great!” Jo Whiley, Radio 1

Tickets are available now from www.bigwheeltickets.com. Day tickets are still great value at £32.50.