The Yarnsmith is joining us in the Fire & Feast Tipi for an evening of warming comfort food and tall tales. Enjoy a three course supper based on local seasonal produce, provided by the Fire and Feast Team. Guests will have a choice of two dishes for each course, including vegetarian options using local produce, prepared by the Fire and Feast Team. Menu will be published four weeks before the event. The evening will begin with a complimentary Gin Cocktail from Fishers Gin. A selection of wine, beer and soft drinks, teas and coffee will be available to purchase on the evening. After supper be entertained with Tavern Yard Tales around the fire from Dave Tonge, the Yarnsmith of Norwich.

Ticket Price £40 per head, 

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To begin….

Spicy Roasted Parsnip Soup I sourdough bread (vegetarian, gluten free option)

Pork and Chicken Terrine with Apricots and Pistachio I salad leaves I toasted sourdough (gluten free option; contains nuts)

To continue…..

Cratfield Beef braised in Suffolk Ale I cheesy crouton I seasonal vegetables I baby potatoes (gluten free option)

Cheese and Onion Homity Pie I seasonal vegetables I baby potatoes (vegetarian)

To complete…..

Apple and Quince Ginger and Oat Crumble I clotted cream ice cream (contains nuts, vegetarian, gluten free)

St Clements Sponge Pudding I citrus sauce I clotted cream ice cream (vegetarian)

More about the Yarnsmith's Tavern Yard Tales.
A telling of tall tales and lusty lies in a manner most uncommon for these times, but once enjoyed by all goodwives and honest jacks with no guarantees of satisfaction hereby given. Tavern Yard Tales is an evening of adult storytelling inspired the darker side of Tudor times and told by Dave Tonge, aka, The Yarnsmith of Norwich. It’s a collection of traditional folk tales that show us that people long ago laughed at many of the same things we do today. These are the stories shared in tavern yards, market places and anywhere else that folk gathered long ago. Folktales that were later collected in ‘chapbooks’; the cheap print of the period. Stories about the 'common sort’ - from wise and witty women to lazy, tardy gaited bed pressers and coney-catching cunning men - the tricksters and beguilers of the gullible who plied their trade in the very alehouses where the tales were so often told.

Please note this event will be held in the Fire and Feast Tipi which we put up inside our campers barn from mid October so you can experience all of the cosy atmosphere with none of the Autumn chill! However we still recommend you come with some warm layers for later in the evening.