Fodder will mark Yorkshire Day next week by offering free food and drink tastings.
The food hall and café will host a public food and drink event on Friday 1st August from 4pm to 8pm.
Visitors can enjoy free tastings from over 20 local producers, live music and late-night shopping.
The event, held both inside and outside the recently refurbished site, will include offerings from suppliers such as Yorvale, Burtree Puddings, Original Baker and Sing Gin.

A barbecue featuring Yorkshire-sourced meat will be available, alongside drinks from Harrogate Brewing Company and a Fodder-run cocktail bar.
Fodder General Manager Vanessa Pitt said:
“It’s going to be a fantastic event with a lovely atmosphere for all the family as we celebrate our many brilliant Yorkshire suppliers and serve up delicious barbecue food – all our meat comes from Yorkshire farms.”
Fodder, operated by the Yorkshire Agricultural Society, sources products from more than 400 regional suppliers.
All profits support the charity's work with farmers and the rural community.

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