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Join us for a joyful evening of festivities that revive an ancient tradition connecting us to nature and our land - gather with us to walk the farm's edges, with drinks in hand and music from Ordinary Folk, led by our Director of Growing, Jez Taylor and Guy Hayward, founder of the British Pilgrimage Trust. We will join together for a warming toast to the land crafted by Fielden; before enjoying a relaxed abundant seasonal feast, film, storytelling and revelry. Dance late into the night, led by The Lemon Célilí Co: a magical modern folk band.

We are delighted to partner with Fielden for this event, whose whisky is rooted in the same principles that guide Daylesford: patience, biodiversity and care for the soil. Fielden grows diverse grains that thrive without chemicals, letting nature take the lead. It’s not a new idea, but a return to older, wiser ways. Learn more here.

A night to remind us of the importance of living with the seasons and caring for the soil - a philosophy that sits at the heart of Daylesford Organic and Fielden Whisky. 

The night includes

- Stories and tastings by Fielden – Whisky of England, who will share the history of their whisky, ethos and ways they care for the land and those that tend it

 - A rolling film screening of SOIL IS LIFE by Joya Berrow, Lucy Jane & The Land Gardeners – A film Weaving the threads between Soil, Farming, Food and Fibre

-A 'beating of the bounds' walk with Guy Hayward round the edges of the market garden with traditional song, stories of the local land and history of farming festivals

- A pop-up book shop by Sherlock & Pages – books celebrating landscape, nature, history and heritage

- Jez Taylor, Director of growing in the Market Garden, tastings of Daylesford’s Evenlode Orchard Cider. 

-Book signing with Luke Sherlock with his new book Forgotten Churches

-An exhibition of Sophie Davidson’s photography featured in The Land Gardener’s Soil To Table book, and her travels