Thai & Multi Cultural Food Festival 2019
11th-12th  May 2019 at Bristol Millennium Square BS1 5DB
Bristol Thai festival has always celebrated "The Land of Smiles", traditional dances, food and fun for everyone. It will bring a wealth of education, culture and entertainment to the city, as it has been doing so well since 2012, to give people an experience of Thailand and its heritage as well as other countries of the world from the comfort of their home city.

​ There will be a range of stalls ,hot food included Thai temple. You’ll be entertained throughout the day with mixed of culture entertainment, Thai costume & Fashion catwalk show, live music,Thai boxing demostrations and children entertainment.

You’ll be able to observe a Buddhist ceremony , Thai beer garden, welcome everyone to join us.

Adult Ticket £3.50
Child ticket 5-13 year old £1
Under 5 is Free
Ticket available at the gate too.
"Dogs welcome"
Email;[email protected]

Sponsors
We are offering a wide selection of packages. To discuss what will work best for you and your business, contact [email protected] 
Tel.07808894719
Thank you all sponsors who support our event this year

 Buy Advance tickets here 
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Map for Thai & Multi Thai Cultural food festival 2019

Travel information 

Address for avenue
Bristol Millennium Square ,Bristol BS1 5DB​
In front of Science Centre Bristol ,Harbourside
How to get here:

We encourage you to walk, cycle or get public transport to the festival. Best Bus stops are the central fountains/promenade or Anchor Road. This is details how to get to the festival
BY TRAIN
Bristol Temple Meads is the main railway station, situated approximately 15 minutes’ walk from the City Centre. The 8 and 9 bus services run frequently between Bristol Temple Meads Station and the city centre, Broadmead and Cabot Circus. CrossCountry trains operate between Bristol Temple Meads and Birmingham, the North East, Edinburgh and Penzance. Great Western Railway (GWR) run regular services to Bristol from London Paddington, Reading, Swindon, Bath, Taunton, Exeter, Plymouth, Cardiff, Gloucester and Cheltenham. Bristol Parkway station is situated to the north of the city and can be accessed via First bus no. 73, which runs regularly between Bristol Parkway and the city centre. CrossCountry trains run services to Bristol Parkway from Penzance, Birmingham, the North East and Scotland. Great Western Railway (GWR) also run services to, through and from Bristol Parkway. Visit the Great Western Railway (GWR) website to find out more about travel to Bristol.
BY BUS OR COACH
Bristol Bus Station is situated on Marlborough Street, near Broadmead shopping centre. National Express coach services operate from the bus station to cities across the UK, including direct bus services to London Heathrow (approximately two hours) and Gatwick airport (approximately three and a half hours). Megabus operates from Bristol to London and Cwmbran, and Greyhound operates from Bristol Airport to Swansea via UWE, Bristol bus station, Newport and Cardiff.
BY PARK & RIDE
Bristol is easily accessible from the M5 and M4 motorways. From the M4, exit at junction 19 (signpost to Bristol) and follow the
M32 into the city centre. From the M5, exit at junction 18 and follow the A4 Portway (signpost Bristol Airport) into the city centre. The nearest car park for city centre events is At-Bristol’s Millennium Square Car Park. Using Sat Nav? Enter BS1 5LL as your destination. Go to www.visitbristol.co.uk for more information, including other parking sites throughout the city.
ANIMAL  Welcome
Welcome dogs at festival but please keep it on lead at all time.
RECYCLE WASTE
 We thinking more about what we waste helps to protect the environment by saving energy, reducing pollution,  and preserving our natural resources.  please ensure that you are putting the right waste in the right recycle bins provided.
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