As the sun starts to shine, our diaries start filling up, and the smell of BBQs fills the air, you know it’s that time of year again – when food festivals take over towns, parks, and seaside spots across the UK. It’s the season of sizzling street food, live music, pop-up bars, and discovering your new favourite flavours under the open sky.
If you're the type who’s terrible for only finding out about an event once it’s already been and gone (we’ve all been there), this super handy guide is here to make sure all the best food festivals near you are on your radar – and firmly in your calendar.
Because is there really anything better than strolling through a bustling food festival, an ice-cold pint in one hand and a market bag filled to the brim with delicious cheeses and chutneys, ready for a little alfresco dining of your own?
London’s packed with amazing places to eat, but when food festivals roll into town, it just hits different. Whether you're there for the bites, the vibes, or just an excuse to hang out with friends, the capital’s got something tasty on offer. From the street food madness of Taste of London in Regent’s Park to the laid-back sips and sounds at London Craft Beer Festival in Tobacco Dock, it’s all about trying something new and having a good time while you’re at it.
If you’re into good food and good vibes, then Taste of London is the place to be. Taking over Regent’s Park every summer, it’s your dream food market – packed with dishes from the city’s top restaurants, great drinks, live cooking demos, and loads of tasty treats to try. Come hungry and ready to explore – you won’t be disappointed.
When: 18th - 22nd June 2025
Where: The Regent’s Park
Standard Tickets
VIP Packages
London Craft Beer Festival is the ultimate pour-it-yourself party. Taking over Tobacco Dock, it brings together the best breweries from the UK and beyond, delicious street food, live DJ sets, and a buzzing crowd that knows their hops from their hazy IPAs. With unlimited tastings and a glass in hand, it’s less “stuffy beer fest” and more good times with great brews.
When: 18th - 19th July 2025
Where: Greenwich
Standard Entry Tickets (estimated from previous years):
General Admission | £55–£65
VIP Entry | £70–£80
Not only is London home to some of the UK’s best food festivals, but it’s also known for its incredible foodie scene, with everything from award-winning street food markets to quirky restaurants perfect for catching up with mates or planning a fun date.
Make your trip even more memorable with a Pasta Academy workshop, where you’ll learn to craft fresh pasta from scratch, or dive into an immersive experience at Avora London, an out-of-this-world cocktail adventure. At Avora, you’ll enter a theatrical world where you sip colour-changing drinks, explore a fantasy rainforest, and become part of the story – it’s part bar, part show, and 100% unforgettable.
From historic palaces to peaceful countryside towns, the South East is full of food festivals that mix tasty bites with beautiful backdrops. Whether you're tucking into garlicky treats at the Isle of Wight Garlic Festival or enjoying a day out at Hampton Court Palace Food Festival, where centuries of royal history meet street food and sunshine, there’s something for everyone.
Hampton Court Palace Food Festival is the perfect mix of amazing food and a seriously cool setting. Set in the gardens of the famous palace, it’s a chilled weekend full of street food, tasty treats, live music, and cooking demos – ideal for a day out with mates or family. Grab some snacks, find a sunny spot, and enjoy good vibes with a royal twist.
When: 23rd - 25th August 2025
Where: Hampton Court Palace, East Molesey, Surrey, KT8 9AU
Entry Fee: TBC - Entry to Hampton Court Palace included | Members go free
Pub in the Park, Marlow is like your dream weekend rolled into one – great food, live performances, and seriously chilled vibes. It’s hosted by Tom Kerridge, the Michelin-starred chef who’s all about hearty pub classics and making good food fun and accessible. Expect next-level dishes from some of the UK’s best pubs and restaurants, big-name bands, and a laid-back atmosphere perfect for a day out with friends and family.
When: 15th - 18th May 2025
Where: Higginson Park
Ticket Options
Thursday Evening | 15th May | From £55
Headliners: Squeeze, Billy Ocean, Jazz Dynamos
Friday Evening | 16th May | From £65
Headliners: Dizzee Rascal, Sophie Ellis-Bextor, Soul II Soul Soundsystem
Saturday Afternoon | 17th May | From £60
Headliners: Will Young, Pixie Lott, Craig Charles
Saturday Evening | 17th May | From £70
Headliners: Jess Glynne, Gok Wan (DJ set), Massaoke, Guilty Pleasures
Lazy Sunday | 18th May | From £60
Headliners: Ocean Colour Scene, Natalie Imbruglia, Fisherman’s Friends, Daniel Bedingfield
Weekend Ticket | From £190
The Isle of Wight Garlic Festival isn’t your average day out – it’s a full-on celebration of all things garlicky, weird and wonderful. From garlic beer to garlic ice cream (yes, really), it’s packed with artisan food markets, local produce, live music, and plenty of family-friendly fun. Whether you’re a garlic superfan or just here for the vibes, this is one festival that seriously packs a punch.
When: 16th - 17th August 2025
Where: Fighting Cocks Crossroads, Bathingbourne Lane, Sandown, IW, PO36 0LU
Entry Fee: Includes Free Parking
Senior (60+): Day Ticket £13.50 | Weekend Ticket £22.00
Adults (16+): Day Ticket £14.50 | Weekend Ticket £24.00
Children (5-15): Day Ticket £7.50 | Weekend Ticket £12.50
Under 5’s: Free
Looking for more foodie fun while you’re in the South East? There’s plenty to explore beyond the festivals. Take your tastebuds on a journey with a guided foraging experience in the South Downs, where you’ll learn how to identify wild, edible ingredients in nature – perfect for curious foodies who love to get hands-on.
Or, if a slower pace (and a glass of something sparkling) is more your thing, treat yourself to a Gusbourne Estate vineyard tour with a three-course lunch for two. You’ll stroll through the vines, enjoy a guided tasting of award-winning English wines, and finish with a delicious seasonal lunch – all in a stunning countryside setting.
When it comes to food festivals with a view, the South West really delivers. From seaside towns to historic market squares, this region serves up flavour with a side of charm. Whether you're soaking up the sun and sounds at Porthleven Food Festival by the harbour or sampling the best of local produce at the ever-popular St Ives Food & Drink Festival, there's no shortage of delicious reasons to explore.
The Cheltenham Food and Drink Festival is the perfect way to dive into the town’s buzzing drink scene and get stuck into some seriously tasty food. Held in the heart of this beautiful spa town, it’s a relaxed weekend filled with street food, local producers, wine tastings, and live chef demos. Whether you're all about craft drinks, new flavours, or just fancy a foodie day out, this one’s got you covered.
When: 20th - 22nd June
Where: Montpellier Gardens, Montpellier Walk, Cheltenham GL50 1SD
Opening Hours: Friday: 12pm to 7pm | Saturday: 10am to 7pm | Sunday: 10am to 5pm
Early Bird Ticket Options
The Porthleven Food Festival is a true foodies festival set by the sea, bringing big flavour and feel-good vibes to this charming Cornish harbour town. With top chefs, tasty local produce, live music, and a buzzing community atmosphere, it’s the perfect mix of great food and coastal charm. Whether you're here to discover new flavours or just fancy a relaxed weekend with friends and family, this foodie favourite has something for everyone.
When: 2nd - 4th May 2025
Where: Harbour Head, Porthleven, Helston, Cornwall, TR13 9JY
Ticket Options
Gourmet Weekend Ticket – £55.00 + £5.50 fee
Includes access to both evening sessions, reserved seating for chef demos, and premium parking.
Evening Sessions
Supper Clubs
The Comedy Roast
Masterclasses
The St Ives Food & Drink Festival is one of Cornwall’s top food events, set right on the stunning sands of Porthminster Beach. It’s a weekend of delicious street food, chef demos, local producers, and live music – all with unbeatable sea views. With plenty of family fun, great vibes, and something tasty for everyone, it’s the perfect excuse for a seaside day out with a foodie twist.
When: 16th - 18th May 2025
Where: Porthminster Beach, St Ives, Cornwall
Ticket Options
Note: Under 16s must be accompanied by an adult.
The Dartmouth Food Festival is a top-notch foodie fest set in a picturesque coastal town, celebrating the best of the South West and beyond. With a diverse range of local produce, chef demos, street food, and drinks, it’s a must-visit for anyone who loves great flavours and a relaxed, scenic vibe.
When: 24th - 26th October 2025
Where: Centered in Dartmouth, the festival primarily takes place along the Embankment, around the Boat Float, in Royal Avenue Gardens, and throughout the Market Square.
Entry Fee: Free
Planning to stick around after the festival fun? There’s plenty more to tuck into across the South West. For something a little different, try a Rum Making Experience in Devon, where you’ll dive into the world of distilling, blend your own unique bottle, and of course, enjoy a few cheeky tastings along the way.
Or, if you’re down Cornwall way, treat yourself to a three-course steak brunch with wine in a charming Cornish tea garden – it’s the perfect mix of laid-back countryside vibes and seriously good food. Whether you’re sipping, stirring or savouring, these foodie experiences make the perfect addition to your South West escape.
The East of England knows how to do food festivals with heart. From charming coastal towns to historic market squares, this region is full of flavour. Whether you’re sampling local bites at the Aldeburgh Food & Drink Festival or soaking up the lively atmosphere at the Norfolk Food & Drink Festival, there’s a proper community feel to every event.
The Aldeburgh Food & Drink Festival is a lovely Suffolk weekend full of flavour, set against the scenic backdrop of Snape Maltings. It’s a laid-back celebration of local produce, packed with tasty treats, family-friendly fun, and plenty of chances to level up your foodie knowledge. Whether you’re a curious cook or just love discovering new flavours, it’s a feel-good festival that’s all about good food and great company.
When: 27th & 28th September 2025
Where: Snape Maltings IP17 1SP
Ticket Options
Day Tickets: £15 per adult, under 16’s go free.
Weekend tickets (entrance for both days): £25, under 16’s go free.
The Norfolk Food & Drink Festival is a wholesome celebration of local flavour, packed with artisan producers, seasonal eats, and a real community feel. Set across beautiful venues throughout the region, it’s the perfect way to explore Norfolk’s foodie scene while enjoying live entertainment, cooking demos, and plenty of delicious bites along the way. It’s warm, welcoming, and made for anyone who loves good food and relaxed weekend vibes.
When: 30th & 31st August 2025
Where: Holkham Hall, NR21 1AB
Entry Fee: Free event, £6 parking charge per car
Opening Hours: 10 am - 4 pm
Dogs Welcome
The Colchester Food and Drink Festival is a fun-filled weekend that brings together tasty food, great music, and something for the whole family to enjoy. Held in the heart of Castle Park, it’s packed with local producers, global flavours, and a lively atmosphere perfect for a sunny day out. Whether you’re grazing your way through street food stalls or dancing along to live tunes, it’s a proper feel-good festival for all ages.
When: June 28th - 29th 2025
Where: Lower Castle Park, St Peters Street entrance (Ryegate) Colchester, C01 1HL.
Entry Fee: Adults £8.00, under 16s FREE
Opening Hours: 11am - 6pm
If you’re looking to add a little extra flavour to your foodie weekend in the East of England, we’ve got just the thing. Step aboard the iconic Northern Belle for a luxurious fine dining experience by rail, where you’ll enjoy elegant dishes, silver service, and ever-changing countryside views – it’s dining with a touch of vintage glamour.
Or, keep things fun and vibrant with a cocktail masterclass and two-course meal for two at Revolución de Cuba. Shake, stir and sip your way through Cuban-inspired cocktails before sitting down to a delicious meal in a lively, tropical setting. It’s the perfect mix of indulgence and celebration to round off your foodie adventure.
The Midlands is where hearty flavours, local pride, and proper good fun come together in the tastiest way. Whether you’re sipping real ale at the Ludlow Spring Festival, cheering on a celeb chef at the BBC Good Food Show Summer, or soaking up the community spirit at the Shrewsbury Food Festival, there’s never a dull (or hungry) moment.
The Stone Food and Drink Festival is a fun, friendly weekend that puts great food, local flavour, and good times front and centre. Held in the heart of Staffordshire, it’s packed with tasty street food, artisan stalls, chef demos, and plenty of real ale to sip as you soak up the atmosphere. Whether you’re popping by with friends or bringing the whole family, it’s a proper feel-good event with something for everyone.
When: 9th - 11th May 2025
Where: Pembrokeshire, SA67 7AB
Ticket Options
Weekend Tickets
Friday
Saturday or Sunday
Set in the stunning surrounds of Ludlow Castle, the Ludlow Spring Festival is the perfect mix of local flavours and laid-back charm. With real ale, artisan food, and classic cars all in one place, it’s a weekend that feels like catching up with old friends – relaxed, welcoming, and full of good stuff to nibble, sip, and chat about. It's a brilliant excuse to enjoy the best of springtime with a pint in hand and something tasty on your plate.
When: 9th - 11th May 2025
Where: Ludlow Castle
Opening Hours
Friday: 5pm to 10pm
Saturday: 10am to 10pm
Sunday: 11am to 4pm
Ticket Options
Friday 9th May
Saturday 10th May
Sunday 11th May
2-Day Ticket (Sat & Sun)
A summer celebration with a twist, Ludlow The Festival blends top comedy, brilliant theatre, and live music with fantastic food and drink. It's a proper cultural mash-up in one of the UK's prettiest market towns, where you can laugh, graze, and soak up the sunshine all in one go. Whether you're here for the laughs or the lunch, it's got summer written all over it.
When: 12th - 14th September 2025
Where: Ludlow Castle
Ticket Options
1 Day Ticket
Adult - Friday £16.50 | Saturday £18.00 | Sunday £16.50
Child £6 - aged 5-13 years; under 5's go free
2 Day Ticket
Adult £31 (Friday & Saturday) or (Saturday & Sunday)
3 Day Ticket
Adult £46 (Friday & Saturday) or (Saturday & Sunday)
If you’re the type to get excited about new recipes, celeb chefs, and kitchen gadgets, the BBC Good Food Show Summer is your happy place. Hosted at the NEC Birmingham, it’s packed with tasty samples, foodie inspo, and cooking demos galore – ideal for anyone who calls the kitchen their comfort zone. With everything from bake-offs to wine tastings, it's the ultimate event for food lovers.
When: 12th - 15th June 2025
Where: NEC Birmingham
Ticket Options
General Admission - From £27
2 Day Admission - From £41.50
VIP Tickets - From £98
Shrewsbury Food Festival is where community spirit meets foodie fun. Held in the Quarry Park, it’s got a bit of everything: street food, chef demos, kids' activities, live music, and a strong line-up of local producers. It’s a warm, welcoming event that feels more like a big village get-together than your typical festival. Bring your appetite and a picnic blanket – you'll want to stay all day.
When: 28th - 29th June 2025
Where: Shrewsbury’s Quarry Park at SY1 1RN
Opening Hours
Saturday 28th June - 10am - 6:30pm
Sunday 29th June - 10am - 5pm
Ticket Options
There’s more to the West Midlands than just its brilliant food festivals – it’s also home to some seriously tasty experiences. For a relaxing day out, hop aboard an Afternoon Tea River Cruise in Shropshire, where you can enjoy homemade treats and endless tea as you drift along peaceful waters – it’s the ultimate way to unwind with a slice of cake in hand.
Or, if you’re up for something hands-on, spice things up with an Indian Cookery Class and Dining Experience. You’ll learn to make authentic dishes from scratch before sitting down to enjoy the fruits of your labour – a fun, flavoursome experience perfect for food lovers of all levels.
The North West is packed with personality – and its food festivals are no different. Whether you're getting stuck into street food at the Southport Food and Drink Festival, tasting your way through local legends at Bolton’s buzzing festival, or enjoying chilled outdoor vibes at Heaton Park, there’s always something cooking. With real community spirit, live music, and loads of options for the whole family, food festivals in the North West are all about good food, good people, and a seriously good time.
Southport Food and Drink Festival is your chilled-out beachside foodie escape. Set in Victoria Park, this free-to-enter fest is bursting with global street food, sweet treats, and family fun. Bring a blanket, try something new, and enjoy the laid-back vibes by the sea. It’s the kind of weekend where flip-flops, ice cream, and good company are all you need.
When: 30th May - 1st June 2025
Where: Victoria Park, Southport, Merseyside PR8 2BZ
Entry Fee: Free entry
Held over Easter weekend at Chester Racecourse, this festival is a treat for curious foodies and casual grazers alike. With a big focus on local produce, live chef demos, and hands-on workshops, it’s a wholesome day out for families, couples, and anyone who loves good food in good company. It’s the perfect way to kick off spring with a full belly and a big smile.
When: 19th - 21st April 2025
Where: Chester Racecourse, Chester CH1 2LY
Ticket Options
Single Day Admission
3 Day Admission
This one’s a biggie. Bolton Food and Drink Festival is one of the largest in the UK and it knows how to bring the energy. Expect celebrity chefs, global eats, artisan markets, and entertainment on every corner. It’s bold, buzzing, and brilliant for all ages – come hungry, leave happy, and maybe with a few new cooking tips up your sleeve.
When: 22nd - 25th August 2025
Where: Town Hall, Victoria Sq, Bolton BL1 1RU
Entry Fee: TBC
Set in one of Manchester’s best-loved green spaces, Heaton Park Food and Drink Festival is all about enjoying great food in the great outdoors. With street food, artisan stalls, live music, and activities for the kids, it’s the kind of relaxed weekend that just feels good from start to finish. Think picnic vibes, but with way better food and a playlist to match.
When: 2nd - 3rd August 2025
Where: Heaton Park, Manchester, M25 2SW
Opening Times:
Saturday 2nd August: 10am – 8pm
Sunday 3rd August: 10am – 7pm
(Artisan markets may close from 5pm)
Dogs welcome (on leads)
Early Bird Ticket Options
Saturday & Sunday
Weekend Tickets
Liverpool Food & Drink Festival is where the city’s buzzing food scene comes to life in one tasty weekend. Expect a mix of bold street food, cool cocktails, and a line-up of local legends showing off their culinary skills. It's lively, friendly, and full of flavour – just like Liverpool itself. Whether you're there for a cheeky bite or an all-day feast, it's a guaranteed good time.
When: 16th & 17th September 2025
Where: Sefton Park, Liverpool, Merseyside L17 1AP
Opening Hours: Saturday 16th September, 10:30 to 19:30 | Sunday 17th September, 10:30 to 17:30
Ticket Options
Advanced Adult Day Pass £6 (£7.50 on the day)
Adult Weekend Pass £10 (£12 on the day)
If you're planning a foodie-filled trip to the North West, why not add a little extra flavour with a couple of unique experiences? In Manchester, discover the story behind your favourite tipple with a Gin Tasting Experience, where you’ll explore different botanicals, learn how gin is made, and of course, enjoy a guided tasting in a stylish setting.
For something more laid-back, head to Lancashire for a Scenic Cruise with Afternoon Tea, where you can relax on the water while tucking into scones, sandwiches, and plenty of sweet treats. Whether you're a gin lover or a tea and cake enthusiast, these foodie extras are the perfect way to round off your trip.
The North East has a lot to shout about – and its food festivals are no exception. Whether you’re tucking into fresh flavours by the coast at Seaham Food Festival or exploring the buzzing stalls in vibrant town centres, the region serves up a proper mix of great food, local talent, and community spirit. Expect artisan producers, sizzling street food, live music, and a warm welcome wherever you go.
With stunning sea views and a top-notch food line-up, Seaham Food Festival is a North East gem. From sizzling street food to local artisan finds, plus live music and celeb chef demos, it's a relaxed coastal escape for foodies and families alike. Come for the food, stay for the views – and maybe catch a bit of sea breeze while you’re at it.
When: 2nd & 3rd August 2025
Where: Seaham Seafront
Opening Times: Saturday 10am to 5pm | Sunday 10am to 4pm
Entry Fee: Free event
Dogs are welcome
Known as Yorkshire’s food capital, Malton pulls out all the stops for its Food Lovers Festival. It’s a love letter to local produce, with passionate makers, big flavours, and a proper market town atmosphere. Think foodie heaven, but make it charming. From traditional Yorkshire fare to creative modern bites, there’s a little something for every palate.
When: 24th - 26th May 2025
Where: Malton Town Centre, YO17 7LX
Entry Fee: Free Event
If you’re exploring the North East’s foodie scene, why not make your trip extra special with a delicious dining experience? For something relaxed and charming, the Garden Lunch Dining Experience in Yorkshire offers a seasonal two-course meal in a beautifully rustic setting – ideal for long lunches and catching up with friends.
Or go all out with a Chef’s Table Fine Dining Experience, where you’ll enjoy a hand-crafted tasting menu while getting an up-close look at the magic happening in the kitchen. It’s the perfect way to savour the region’s flavours in style.
Scotland’s food festivals are full of flavour, character, and welcoming vibes. Whether you’re enjoying tasty street food and local drinks at the Edinburgh Food Festival, soaking up the coastal charm of the Stranraer Oyster Festival, or heading to Paisley for a weekend of global eats and family fun, there’s something for everyone. With a focus on fresh produce, community spirit, and relaxed atmospheres, Scotland’s food festivals are the perfect way to eat well and enjoy a great day out.
Set in the heart of the city at George Square Gardens, Edinburgh Food Festival blends Scottish flavours with international flair. It’s the perfect warm-up to the Fringe, with artisan bites, craft drinks, and a relaxed vibe that makes exploring the food scene feel effortless. Come for a wander, stay for the whisky, and maybe find a new favourite dish while you’re at it.
When: 1st - 3rd August 2025
Where: Inverleith Park, Arboretum Place, Edinburgh, EH3 5NY
Entry Fee
Dogs welcome on a short leash
If fresh seafood is your thing, the Stranraer Oyster Festival is one for the list. Celebrating the native oysters of Loch Ryan, it serves up everything from cookery demos to shucking competitions in a friendly, down-to-earth setting with a strong sense of community. It’s a unique blend of coastal heritage, fresh flavours, and hands-on foodie fun.
When: 12th - 14th September 2025
Where: Market Street, Stranraer, DG9 7RF
Entry Fee: TBC
Just outside Glasgow, the Paisley Food and Drink Festival is a proper feel-good event. With street food from around the world, family activities, and a lively atmosphere, it turns the town centre into one big, welcoming foodie street party. Expect flavour-packed dishes, music in the air, and a crowd that’s just happy to be there.
When: 25th & 26th April 2025
Where: Abbey Close and Bridge Street in Paisley town centre
Entry Fee: Free event
Scotland’s food festivals are just the beginning – there are plenty more delicious ways to explore the local flavour. Hop aboard a vintage Routemaster for the Red Bus Afternoon Tea Experience, where you’ll tuck into sweet and savoury treats while taking in iconic city sights on the move – it’s sightseeing with a seriously tasty twist.
Or, for something a little heartier, enjoy a Gentleman’s Afternoon Tea in Edinburgh, featuring mini pies, sausage rolls, and a pint or two to wash it down. Whether you're after tradition or something with a playful edge, Scotland’s got your foodie cravings covered.
Wales might be known for its stunning scenery, but its food festivals are just as impressive. From the buzzing streets of Cardiff Bay to the cosy charm of Narberth, and the thought-provoking foodie hub of Abergavenny, there’s something for everyone. Whether you're in it for the street food, local produce, chef demos or just a great day out with friends and family, Welsh food festivals serve up a perfect mix of flavour, culture, and community.
This much-loved Welsh festival has a loyal following, and it’s easy to see why. With a focus on food culture, sustainability, and brilliant produce, Abergavenny Food Festival is as much about ideas as it is about eats. Expect lively talks, tastings, and a passionate foodie crowd. It’s thoughtful, exciting, and a must-visit for anyone who sees food as more than just fuel.
When: 20th & 21st September 2025
Where: Raglan Chambers, 63 Frogmore St, Abergavenny NP7 5AU
Entry Fee: TBC
Set in the heart of Cardiff Bay, this free-to-enter festival is a summer favourite. It’s all about relaxed riverside browsing, from street food stalls to local craft producers, with live music setting the mood for a proper feel-good weekend. Grab a bite, soak in the sun, and enjoy the best of Cardiff’s food scene in one scenic spot.
When: 27th-29th June 2025
Where: Roald Dahl Plass, Cardiff Bay, CF10 5AL
Opening Times
Friday: 12:00 – 22:00
Saturday: 11:00 – 22:00
Sunday: 11:00 – 19:00
Entry Fee: Free Event
Tucked away in lovely Pembrokeshire, Narberth Food Festival is small but mighty. Run by volunteers, it’s full of heart, with brilliant local food, chef demos, and a friendly atmosphere that makes everyone feel like a regular. It’s a great excuse to explore the area, support local makers, and eat very, very well while you're at it.
When: 27th & 28th September 2025
Where: Pembrokeshire, SA67 7AB
Entry Fee: TBC
So whether you’re soaking up coastal flavours in sunny Cornwall or immersing yourself in tradition and rich Scottish fare, we hope this handy-dandy guide has helped you track down all the top food festivals near me – wherever your "near me" may be. From beachside bites to castle courtyard feasts, your next foodie adventure is just around the corner – so get it in the diary, grab your biggest market bag, and let the feasting begin!
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