Tickets on sale for huge Chow Down food festival at Temple Arches in Leeds
and live on Freeview channel 276
Chow Down festival will be hosting a 10-week event in the Temple Arches, on Globe Road
The unused land on the South Bank will be transformed into a socially distanced, open air drink and dining venue.
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Hide AdThere will be a whole host of independent food vendors and local craft breweries.
READ MORE: Chow Down announce huge new street food takeover in Leeds city centreChow Down is a collaboration between New Citizens, Leeds Indie Food and Chapter 81 which promotes the best independent food and drink brands in the north.
A Chown Down festival weekend is usually held in Halifax's The Piece Hall and is very popular.
The first weekend (July 30 - August 2) features Middle Feast, Kenyan-inspired grill Nyama Choma, Igloo Pizza Company and the Little Red Food Truck, an offshoot of Sela Bar.
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Hide AdThe line-up for the rest of the summer includes Seitan's Kebab from Manchester, Little Bao Boy, sushi stand OnaRoll, burger van What's Your Beef, Middle Eastern cuisine from MorMor, Holy Mountain Kitchen, fried chicken van What the Cluck, Indian street food by Vaso Kitchen, Jamaican-themed Soul Shack and The Little Korean.
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