Debenhams Ottaway is thrilled to be back again this year to sponsor the VIP lounge in Pub in the Park St Albans, in Verulamium Park from 6 – 8 September.
Pub in the Park is the UK’s most popular food and musical festival with awesome vibes and has something for everyone! When you’re not devouring delicious dishes from a number of award-winning restaurants, meeting incredible chefs or dancing to your favourite artists, there’s plenty to explore around the festival…
The VIP Lounge
Debenhams Ottaway is the proud sponsor of the VIP lounge to give you the VIP experience at Pub in the Park, St Albans.
Have the best seat in the house and relax in our lovely VIP lounge that’s situated right in front of the main stage, where you can enjoy incredible music performances and stunning views. As well as lounge and VIP bar access, your VIP ticket will get you a complimentary drink and food vouchers to indulge in two delicious dishes of your choice from the award-winning restaurants at the event. You’ll also get the opportunity for intimate Q&A sessions with guest chefs in the VIP lounge. This is the perfect opportunity to ask the questions that you’ve just been bursting to know the answer to.
If you’re in the VIP Lounge, come and see the Debenhams Ottaway team to say hello or have a go at our fun spinning wheel game. If you win, you’ll be in the with the chance of winning a luxury food hamper or a tasting menu for two at THOMPSON St Albans.
What else is on?
Headlining the main stage this year are Tinie Tempah, Olly Murs, Paloma Faith, and Scouting for Girls. Plus many other iconic music artists and bands will be performing throughout the weekend.
There’s some incredible celebrity chefs and local legends serving up demos including the main man Tom Kerridge plus Matt Tebbutt and many more culinary icons working their magic. From brunch classics, to dinner party show-stoppers and innovative healthy veggie or gluten-free options – there’s plenty of choice!
From yummy kids dishes, to face painting – little ones are included in the fun too; there’s a full programme of activities during the days across the weekend.
The contents of this article are intended for general information purposes only and shall not be deemed to be, or constitute legal advice. We cannot accept responsibility for any loss as a result of acts or omissions taken in respect of this article.
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