The Square Brewery will be running the bar in the centre of The Square during the evening and landlord Pete Dew has promised there will be a local taste to some of the drinks available.

Real ales from Bowman at Droxford and Ballards in Rogate will be on sale, as will cider produced by Mr Whitehead’s at Selborne.

There will be plenty of food to sample as well, with a whole host of dishes being served up in the street kitchen. The Spice Lounge, who are based in The Square, will be serving up a selection of their Indian dishes.

The Good Intent, the Petersfield pub located in College Street, will be serving up Piri Piri Chicken.

Winterwood will give you the chance to enjoy some cheese with your glass of wine as you listen to the bands. They will be selling a selection of hand crafted cheeses and chopping boards.

Number 33 Indian Eatery will be serving up more Indian cuisine, while Sara Kempton’s stall will be offering a selection of vinaigrettes and sweet and savoury biscuits.

Bowtell’s Farmshop, which is based at East Tisted, will be in town to sell burgers, while Hendersons, who is located at Petersfield railway station, will be offering desserts.

The Folly Wine and Ale House, based in College Street in Petersfield, will be serving sausages, while paella will be available from the Facing Heaven stand.

Langrish based business Dylan’s ice creams will be selling their products to help keep everyone cool, while The Square Brewery will be running a barbecue.

The George, the other pub which overlooks The Square, will be serving seafood. Chairs and tables are provided on The Square although these do run out quickly due to the number of people attending. Make sure you get there early.

You are not allowed to bring your own alcohol – part of the licence agreement for the event states that you must buy your drinks from the pubs around The Square or the bar in The Square itself. Drinks will also only be served in plastic glasses, which is another stipulation of the alcohol licence.