26
29 – 31 JULY T
he village of Landscove outside Ashburton will come alive at the end of July
with a small but perfectly formed family festival hosting musical performances that cut across the genres alongside a lip-smacking array of authentic Asian street food. After a successful and sellout debut last year, festival co-founders Edwin Ho and Mike Jowett are delighted to be repeating this community event at Anran at Tidwell Farm known for its superb setting and unique event and accommodation space. Both Edwin and Mike are keen to gather people together to help the young and the young at heart emphasising that post-covid fresh air, creativity and fun are more important than ever. Families and 4-legged friends will be welcomed with games by the lake, a full-on Kids Zone, art and craft sessions and a unique Pups with Pups event.
Headlining the festival this year
is the celebrated cellist Julian Lloyd Webber who will introduce his wife, cellist Jiaxin Lloyd Webber and pianist Di Xiao, in a magical evening of music by the lake. As well as taking his audience on a musical journey through his extraordinary career Lloyd Webber will also be
hosting a unique supper club and offering an exceptional mini masterclass to 2 locally based young cellists. There’s music for all tastes and moods over the weekend with a magical lakeside performance of classical pieces by Mozart and Beethoven performed by the Torbay Symphony Orchestra. Spend a night with the legends and enjoy an incredible evening of nostalgia and dance with Queen, Shirley Bassey and ABBA tribute bands. Toe-tappers can enjoy the mellow sounds of jazz from groups such as The Neil Maya Quartet, The Ronnie Jones Trio and celebrated saxophonist Simon Spillett whilst La Vie En Rose, Skedaddle, Zum Zum, JAR and Broadband will provide the sounds of salsa, samba, rock, folk and gypsy jazz for festival goers to groove into the night. The Asian Street Food Festival will
be cooking up a feast for all with vendors from Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam and Indonesia. Alongside the Singapore Satay Club- style grilled meats and veggies on sticks and the hearty Vietnamese sandwiches you could dine like royalty at the Emperor’s Dim Sum Lunch or take a trip to Malaysia with a Taste of Asia Set Dinner. And
if your family prefer something a little more local there’ll be lots of tempting treats with a Kid’s diner, cake and ice cream all on offer. Accessibility is key with tickets
available for all or single parts of the event. Tickets start at £10 for the food festival (which include food vouchers), with whole-event day tickets at £30 and weekend tickets at £75 for adults. Concession rates are available for under-16s, and children under 8 enter free for most of the events. Focus on fun, family and
community is paramount with profits from this year’s ANRAN Fest benefitting a range of charities who help children and young people in need. These include Cancer Research UK for Children & Young People; Children’s Hospice South West, which provide support for terminally ill children; Rowcroft Hospice which provides care and support for patients with life- limiting illnesses and Veterans with Dogs, a war veterans charity that provides mental health support for service personnel who have returned from Afghanistan and Iraq. Come join the celebrations and help support these great causes !
For more info check
Anranfest.co.uk
#anranfest
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