Join us on Sunday 12th July for the Wimbledon Final Garden Party at Upper Farm in Northamptonshire.
Upper Farm is a private hospitality estate set within the English countryside. It runs as a destination for dining, events and stays, where the feel is considered rather than commercial. Open lawns, water, and thoughtfully designed spaces across the grounds, with art, music and a quiet kind of luxury that doesn’t announce itself.
That balance of elegance and ease is what makes it the right setting for your Wimbledon Final Garden Party. You’ll find yourself settled on the lawns, drink in hand, as the afternoon unfolds between the tennis, the food and the people around you. Every detail is set up to let you relax into it. Watch, dine, talk, repeat.
This is more than just watching the final. It’s a way to experience it. Upper Farm gives the day a real sense of occasion, capturing the spirit of the British summer in a setting that feels elevated, immersive, and the sort of afternoon you’ll remember.
For the Wimbledon Final Garden Party we’re working with Chef Gourmand Pierre on a menu built for long afternoons, shared tables and proper produce. Relaxed, elegant, and put together around the simple pleasure of eating well with the people you came with.
Pierre’s reputation is built on fire, precision and a refusal to cut corners on flavour. He’s known for live-fire cooking and for taking seasonal ingredients somewhere worth remembering. Bold marinades, heat judged to the second, and a real sense of balance through every dish.
This isn’t catering. It’s chef-led dining, and the menu is built to be shared. You’ll smell the coal-fired BBQ drifting across the lawns and hear the crackle of the fire under the rising tension of the match. Heirloom tomatoes with torn burrata, golden charred meats, bright herbs, pomegranate. Tender marinated beef, smoky sausage with confit onion, crisp potatoes with cooling yoghurt, and soft meringue with elderflower and strawberries to finish.
Generous, seasonal, slow. Food to enjoy with a glass in hand as the final plays out.
For such a special event, we’ve partnered with local artisans and independent producers we genuinely love – bringing together some of the finest food and drink producers across the Northamptonshire countryside.
Your afternoon begins with the Upper Farm Summer Haze, our signature welcome cocktail created with Wharf Distillery.
Throughout the day, guests will have access to a paid bar experience featuring award-winning English sparkling wines by Stonyfield, one of England’s most celebrated boutique vineyards producing sparkling wine using the traditional champagne method.
The cocktail & spirits comes from Wharf Distillery, Towcester’s independent craft distillery known for beautifully balanced small-batch spirits and elegant seasonal serves.
You’ll also find beers and ciders by Hawkstone – crisp, refreshing and unmistakably British. Exactly what you want in hand as the final games begin.
At the heart of Upper Farm, The Hawkstone Arms brings together everything we love about a great British summer gathering — cold pints, proper cider, long afternoons and that unmistakable atmosphere that only arrives when sport, sunshine and conversation come together in the countryside.
In partnership with Hawkstone, the bar will pour the full Hawkstone collection throughout the day, from crisp premium lagers and sessionable beers to beautifully balanced ciders made with British apples. Designed as a true garden party bar rather than a festival tent, this is a place to wander over between sets, gather with friends, and settle into the rhythm of the afternoon with a perfectly chilled drink in hand.
Set against the backdrop of the Wimbledon Final, The Hawkstone Arms captures the spirit of the great British sporting summer — relaxed, sociable and celebratory. Expect flowing pints, ice-cold cider, laughter across the lawns and that golden-hour energy that turns an afternoon event into something people talk about long after the final point has been played.
A small number of tickets, one afternoon at Upper Farm, and the men’s final on the big screen. Once the lawns are full, that’s it.