The town of Chatham-Kent is gearing up for a sweet and delicious event – the Butter Tart Festival. This highly anticipated festival is set to take place at the Sons of Kent Brewery on August 21st, 2021.
Organized by the Sons of Kent Brewery and the Chatham-Kent Tourism, the Butter Tart Festival promises to be a fun-filled day for all ages. The festival will feature a variety of vendors offering different types of butter tarts, from traditional to unique flavors. Attendees can also enjoy live music, local craft beer, and other food options.
According to the organizers, the festival aims to celebrate the rich history and tradition of butter tarts in Chatham-Kent. The town has a long-standing love affair with this sweet treat, and the festival is a way to showcase and honor this beloved dessert.
“We are excited to host the Butter Tart Festival and bring the community together to celebrate our love for butter tarts,” said Colin Chrysler, co-owner of Sons of Kent Brewery. “We have been working closely with local vendors to ensure a diverse and delicious selection of butter tarts for everyone to enjoy.”
In addition to indulging in butter tarts, attendees can also participate in a butter tart baking competition. The winner will be crowned the “Butter Tart Champion” and receive a prize package from the festival sponsors.
The festival will also have a charitable aspect, with a portion of the proceeds going towards the Chatham-Kent Hospice Foundation. This is a great opportunity for the community to come together and support a worthy cause while enjoying a day of delicious treats.
Tickets for the Butter Tart Festival are now available for purchase online and at the Sons of Kent Brewery. Early bird tickets are priced at $10, and children under 12 can enter for free. The organizers are expecting a large turnout, so it is recommended to purchase tickets in advance.
So mark your calendars and get ready to satisfy your sweet tooth at the Butter Tart Festival on August 21st. It’s a day not to be missed for all butter tart lovers in Chatham-Kent.
