Tag: Stratford

If you haven't heard of Carmela Sereno Hayes, you probably should have. Queen of Italian cooking and author of cookbooks, she'll be at The Farm near Stratford for a family evening of fresh Italian food. The evening includes a three-course supper and...

Stratford exactly isn’t short of cafes. Turn every corner in the historic town and you’ll find one. There are the traditional ones serving tea and cake, the big chains, themed offerings and even a cat cafe. So when I Will’s Kitchen was...

Wine and cheese. Does it get better than that? The Farm just outside Stratford is hosting what they describe as the "ultimate collaboration" and I'm inclined to agree. A night of food pairing, wine tasting and fondue with Neal's Yard Dairy and The...

Ever wanted to learn to bake bread? This session with Bread for Life will give you an introduction to pretzels, bagels, focaccia, naan, doughnuts and Chelsea Buns. Using locally milled flours from Charlecote Mill, you'll learn all the skills you...

Do you care which shaped glass your wine's served in? Join wine glass maker Riedel to learn about how the shape and size of a glass emphasises certain styles of wine. Riedel’s UK Ambassador will apparently take you through a "magical mystery...

This collaboration between The Farm & Punjaban Curry Bases will include curry, traditional music, Bhangra dancing and the chance to cook your own chapattis. You'll get the chance to enjoy home-style Indian cooking in the heart of Warwickshire....

Imagine a place that's a hub of all things food and drink - and all local to Warwickshire. Imagine no more. It exists, and it's rather splendid.

I first heard about The Farm when I interviewed Mike from local business Prices Spices for...

January January January. Time of detoxes, big plans for improved eating habits and exercise, and general guilt over Christmas consumption. I know I preach moderation but this greedy guts never makes it through the festive season without excessive...

Mum and I like a little theatre trip once in a while, but it's been a long old time since we've made it to the mother of all theatres, the RSC. And when better to go than in the big year of Shakespeare, the 400th anniversary of his death? I also...