An Indian outdoor food festival is coming to Reading for the first time - the Goan Reading Boys will stage it at Kings Meadow.
The Goan Reading Boys are a group of friends who organise cultural events in Berkshire. Their website says: "Founded with a passion to keep our rich heritage alive, we are a collective dedicated to bringing the authentic sights, sounds, and flavours of Goa to the UK.
"Whether it’s the rhythm of a live brass band, the aroma of traditional cuisine, or the warmth of community spirit, our events are meticulously crafted to make you feel right at home."
In a promo video one member said: "For the past 11 years, we’ve been working hard to do indoor music events, but now, for the first time ever, we’re taking it outdoors." A fellow member added: "With your amazing support, and by God’s grace, we’re bringing you something special.
"We’re bringing all the trending bands from Goa, so be prepared for an exciting day of fun, food and music."
They have applied to Reading Borough Council to host music, dance and sell alcohol. The event is due on Saturday, August 8, with activities from 12.30pm (music and dance until 10pm; alcohol sales end at 9pm). Tickets are on The Goan Reading Boys website.
James Aldridge, Local Democracy Reporter
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