Prosecco Festival will make a fizzy return to Milton Keynes

Wednesday, 8 September 2021 19:55

The UK's biggest Prosecco Festival will be returning to Milton Keynes on Saturday 23rd October.

The popular festival will be stopping off at the Ridgeway Centre in Wolverton Mill, serving dozens of types of prosecco, cava, pink fizz and prosecco cocktails.

There will be Italian street food stands and a dancefloor, with music being played during both the daytime and nighttime sessions.

Guests will be given a branded prosecco flute upon arrival and will have to purchase tokens to fill their glass with different drinks.

Shannon Williams, Event Manager, said: "We’ve rescheduled due to the pandemic, and have been so eager to return to Milton Keynes as we’ve sold out in record time each year. We have limited tickets still available so grab yours! Milton Keynes is really is well known for loving its fizz... and after huge demand, it was a must to come back in 2021!"

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