Writtle Jazz Festival Returns!
- TJCUK Team
- Jul 15, 2022
- 1 min read
Exciting news! Writtle Jazz Festival is returning in 2022!
This year they will have a very similar format to 2021 with two stages on the village green. Most of the bars and food offerings from last year are returning to the festival.
A Gin bar, A Prosecco Bar, Craft beer, Cocktails, A traditional Bar with much more draft ale, Artisan coffee (from Mac and Me Coffee roasters in Writtle) & cakes, Sourdough Pizza, Thai Street Food, Authentic Mexican, Hog Roast, and new this year, Sweet and Savoury crepes, as well as Italian Ice cream and sorbet !
They politely ask you not to bring your own food and alcohol. Writtle Jazz Festival will be a one day event on Sunday 7th August from midday until 9.30pm. The lineup is yet to be confirmed, but we will be posting regular updates on the Facebook page and on the website. We have Super Early Bird, Early Bird and Standard
Tickets available from April 1st. Prices start from £7.50 for a child‘s ticket (5-16). Children under 5 will be free. On the day Adults £25 cash/£26 card Children £12.50 Cash/£13 Card.
For updates see www.writtlejazzfestival.co.uk or www.facebook.com/writtlejazzfestival
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