ORGANISERS of the Hereford Indie Food Festival 2022 thanked the people of Herefordshire after an “incredible” turnout as it was held for the first time in years.
More than 7,000 people visited the festival, which was based at the Rule of Tum’s restaurants in Aubrey Street.
Food businesses from across Herefordshire and music from acts such as DJ Trevor Nelson and Everything Everything made the event, held for the first time in five years, a success, organisers said.
Callum Beattie was the man behind putting it all on, turning three car parks and a side street into a fantastic urban oasis, while Colin Nicholls led the social media, marketing, and photography.
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In a statement, event organisers said: “Massive thank you for this weekend, the turnout for the first Hereford Indie Food Festival in five years was incredible and well over 7,000 people came down to the site for amazing food, music, makers, and produce.
“Huge thanks to all of the staff for making it happen, from changing barrels every five minutes to serving up food till late in the night, you are all absolute heroes.
“A big thank you to everyone else who had a hand in making HIF 2022 what it was, we hope you all had a fantastic time.”
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