This year's inaugural Country Life Fair, to be held at Fulham Palace this autumn, promises to be quite the weekend, as the country comes to town in force.
Sponsored by Boodles, and offering entertainment of the highest order for all those who love different aspects of Country Life, from cooking to gardens, and with some very special guests, ticketholders are going to be spoiled for choice when it comes to getting around the event - and by drinks from Mr Fogg's of Mayfair (look out for the soon-to-be infamous Ginkhana - and catering from some of the best in the business, including The Caviar House and Prunier.
His Royal Highness Prince Michael of Kent is Royal Patron of the Fair and with Ben Fogle as President, the team behind the event has pulled together some of the best names in gardening, food and drink, and country pursuits, while our exhibitors comprise the very best of what town and country have to offer. So far, they include a good selection of the best British luxury brands from all over the country, from Holland & Holland to Rococo Chocolates and Bonhams, to name just three of an enormous range of diverse businesses who are coming to join us at Fulham Palace this autumn.
Country Life readers also benefit from exclusive entry into a grand prize draw, with prizes including a 5-star country spa weekend for two, luxury country clothing and Fortnum and Mason hampers.
In addition to the main event itself, the Country Life Fair is also holding a Grand Ball at the Natural History Museum- this is going to be the party of the year and you are invited to this fantastic venue, to kick off the Fair in style.
** Find out more about the Country Life Fair
** Visit the Country Life Fair website and buy your tickets online
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