The Heritage Tea Party takes place on July 2nd and 3rd 2010 – one week before Bread & Butter Berlin. It is a unique new showcase event that showcases premium heritage and modern menswear brands along with two amazing nights of invite-only fashion shows and intimate ‘money can’t buy’ live music performances from highly respected musicians, bands and DJ’s.

What the Heritage Tea Party is not is a traditional ‘tradeshow’ – it is hosted in a palatial stately home and the surroundings and the quality of the brands on show rather than shell-scheme ‘stalls’ will dictate the ambience. The entertainment will take place within a tented section of a classic British garden, over a traditional summer weekend.

It’s THE show for premium and heritage menswear brands that understand the benefits of association with like-minded brands, bands and the unique event concept. The event will provide an opportunity for exhibitors, fashion buyers and selected guests to experience the cream of British fashion alongside the cream of British music all in the beautiful, relaxed and spectacularly British setting of Ragley Hall, in Warwickshire.

The event is organised in themed areas within the main hall. Trade visitors and guests will be able to browse the brands on show at leisure, taking time out to picnic, enjoy refreshments at the themed food and beverage facilities or take part in the many activities and entertainments on offer within the garden space directly adjoining the main building.

During the Friday and Saturday the main stage will host catwalk shows and entertainment until early evening when top DJ’s and leading British bands will take over - providing a wide variety of exciting musical entertainment for the select audience until late.

Majestic Ragley Hall is England’s finest Palladian House and with its beautiful ‘Capability’ Brown parkland and gardens it is the perfect setting to entertain. Just 8 miles from Stratford-upon-Avon, in the heart of England, and within easy reach of the M5, M40 and M42 Ragley Hall is also easy to access.