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Thame Food Festival announce brand new addition to this year's line up...

HUMBLE COUNTRY is an eclectic mix of vintage-themed and beautifully unique home and kitchenware exhibitors housed in a stylish marquee and brought to life at Thame Food Festival for the first time by the local team of ladies behind this start-up.

Their vision, dreamt up around the kitchen table just over a year ago, is to ‘bring together all of those things for your home that you admire in magazines but never knew where to find’. Launched with huge success at BBC Countryfile Live last summer, the Humble Country marquee promises to bring something completely different to Thame Food Festival and once again, will be a shoppers dream, all under one roof… anticipated to be hugely popular amongst foodies and home lovers alike. Check out www.humblecountry.co.uk for more information.

Humble Country are always looking for new, likeminded exhibitors – no matter how big or small, to join us at upcoming events. From fabulous furniture to cool kitchenalia, perfect picnicware to vintage vases, the team seek out undiscovered treasures and bring them to an audience of countryfolk and urban dwellers alike.

Want to know more? If you feel that your collection would fit in at Thame Food Festival or the other events that we will be appearing at, please get in touch by emailing us at [email protected] via our website www.humblecountry.co.uk

If you are looking forward to visiting us at Thame Food Festival and would like to be kept in touch with our news then please add yourself to our mailing list via our website, or get in touch via [email protected]

Local Humble Country Founder, Vicki Usher said “We are so delighted to have been invited to join Thame Food Festival this year as it continues to go from strength to strength. We feel confident that the visitors will love browsing amongst and shopping from our stands and we can’t wait to add our exciting new dimension to the event. We look forward to hearing from suitable companies who would like to take part.”

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