Kew the Music 2013 - Last chance to see Kew the Music before we move

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Kew the Music 2013 - Last chance to see Kew the Music before we move

Dear Kew the Music supporter, We are only a week away from our last concert at Kew’s amazing Temperate House! Yes we will be moving Kew the Music to a new home next year. Meanwhile the world’s largest surviving Victorian glasshouse closes this summer so that a £34.3m restoration project can go ahead. The five-year restoration will bring improved public displays, a new science programme for schools and a scheme to train apprentices to preserve glasshouses and their plants. So you need to be quick if you want to help us give the old festival site a rapturous sending off! Jools Holland and Paul Weller are sold out but you can still catch a few tickets for Blondie and the remaining nights. Click here to Book Now Plus this year at Kew the Music, our friends at John Lewis will be giving everyone the chance to capture a lasting memory of their night and a lucky few will even be given the opportunity to experience the best view in the house! Onsite Gastronomic Delights We have gone the extra mile to find the most exciting food and drink to make sure everything is catered for when you get here. Meantime brewery have just added their London-brewed range of beers to the fabulous list of suppliers at our new festival bars, joining Heidseick Champagne, Fever-Tree, Brown Brothers and Sipsmith. If you get hungry pop over and try something from the great selection of street food, including: ‘Great British Meatballs’ from The Bowler – you can enjoy their Great Balls of Fire – with Pork shoulder & beef chuck balls, spiced tomato & red onion sauce, posh penne pasta, cumin soured cream, coriander. 'Dosa Deli' serves Asian-inspired street food, their signature dish is a street food classic and will get your tastebuds bouncing. You can Grab some Californian food with a Mexican flavour from Luardos, Amazing Burritos and tacos served from a Citroen H van called Jesus and Mary. Enjoy Japanese dumplings and Asian salads with 'Rainbo', 20p from every meal sold goes to the 'Rainbo Kitchen Garden Project', helping children in Southern Nepal grow a brighter future. Bean and Gone Coffee Company can get you whatever you want from espresso to flat white, hot chocolate and cakes, they will even throw in some free espresso making training if you ask. Hand-made ice cream from Sorbitium Ices’ ever changing menu of flavours like Strawberry, Prosecco and Elderflower Click here to find out more about all the onsite food and drink You can also pre-order fantastic picnic hampers from Peyton and Byrne packed full of British delicacies. Click here to view menus and order So don’t forget to those last tickets before they go and join us at Kew from the 9th July. Click here to Book Now Tuesday 9th July – Last Few Tickets Remaining Blondie with special guest Wednesday 10 July: The Human League with special guest Howard Jones Saturday 13 July: Leona Lewis with special guest Soul II Soul Sunday 14 July: Bellowhead and special guests Billy Bragg and Karine Polwart. Book now to make sure you don’t miss out Thanks for your continued support. The Kew the Music team Follow us on...