How to Find Gluten Free & Vegan Foods
A Guide to Finding Gluten Free and Vegan Foods on October 20th
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Great Food, Great Drink, Great Time
Welcome to Alcester Food Festival
Alcester Food Festival is a Community Benefit Society run by a small group of un-paid volunteers. Two, one - day Food Festivals are held in May and October each year.
The events take place in the historic and attractive centre of the town of Alcester, Warwickshire; filling the High Street, Church Street and Henley Street with a wide range of fabulous food and drink.
2019 Festivals
Saturday 18th May 2019
Saturday 19th October 2019
Autumn Festival
Saturday 20th October 2018
(9am - 5pm)
About
There is nothing we like better than putting out the bunting, closing the High Street to traffic and having a ball and the Alcester Food Festival is the best excuse for a good day of fun that we have had for a while!
Local shops will be contributing; the cafes will be on the pavements, pubs will be thronged and our exhibitors will be giving it their all. And almost everything will be local.
Exhibitors
The local shops, cafés and pubs will be open alongside over 100 stalls. There will be cheeses, pies, breads, cakes, fresh and cured meats, sausages, fruit and vegetables, a pig roast, award-winning street food, handmade chocolates, local beers, ciders and wines and as many local food products as we can squeeze on to the stalls.
Click below to see who will be exhibiting!
Festival Awards
Alcester Food Festival held its first Awards Dinner on Saturday, 11th February 2017 at the historic Alcester Town Hall. Awards are now presented each year to producers who have been considered as best in their category by a team of local ‘foodie’ judges at the October Food Festival
News & Twitter
Alcester Food Festival News
Countdown Starts to our Next Festival
There are only nine weeks remaining until our Autumn Food Festival!
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What a Fantastic Day!
What a Fantastic Day! We cannot thank enough everyone who made this year's Spring Food Festival so successful - all the volunteers, the stall holders and the thousands of visitors who turned up.
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