A brand new festival is set to hit Glasgow as organisers exclusively reveal menus that will be available at their hometown debut..
festival will hit Glasgow's West End as organisers reveal menus that will be available at their hometown debut.
The Bandstand will host a wide range of Melting Pot DJs and live performances over the three days, while Kelvin Way will become a street food and craft marketHaving started off in Govan, Street food specialists, Big Feed said they have come a long way since they began six years ago, with the company now hosting its first festival.
With 5,000 people per day expected, Sunday is nearing a sell-out with limited tickets also available on Friday and Saturday.
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