Eat Weston
Ryan Bolton at his Big Bakes Bakery. Picture: MARK ATHERTON - Credit: Archant
Featuring more than 80 fantastic local producers including farmers’ market favourites like ales, cheese, pies and bread, alongside brand new flavours and a brilliant range of street food, Eat Weston promises another fantastic food and drink festival for all when it returns to the town on Saturday September 28.
Tereza Vondrackova serving up a churros treat at Churtopia. Picture: MARK ATHERTON - Credit: Archant
This will be the eighth free Eat festival Weston has seen. Trading will take place from 10am-4pm at the Italian Gardens and Sovereign Centre where there will be something for everyone.
With a slightly new layout to provide visitors with a little more elbow room, the event will include gluten free, vegan and alcohol free choices, along with some award-winning producers and new product launches.
Anyone cycling to the festival will get a free rucksack cover and Griffin Cycles will be offering free bike check-ups. TravelWest will also be on hand to provide travel advice.
Cook School will be situated in the Sovereign Centre, celebrating the flavours of Italy. It will run from 10.30am-12.30pm and 1.30-3.30pm with hands on sessions making egg frittata and pesto.
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Next door to the cook school will be Zara Emily's Print Workshop where visitors will be invited to screen print their own tote bag - perfect for all your food festival purchases!
Outside on the lawns, Punch and Judy shows, circus skills workshops, buskers and a face painter will entertain.
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The organisers are continuing their campaign to be single use plastic free and are urging people to bring their own bags.n
Photos from Eat Weston April 2019 by Mark Atherton.
