place in the Flavel Church in the heart of Dartmouth and sponsored by Corinium Care, the event provides a welcoming forum for informative and fun talks on food and drink. With highly regarded chefs, writers, producers and critics taking to the stage to lead discussions, the event will also include taster sessions. these eat Your Words events are priced from just £5 per session. Dartmouth Community bookshop will be on hand with
a selection of cookery, food and wine publications to buy as well as a host of book signings with authors and chefs contributing to the festival and eat Your Words events. the Flavel Arts Centre will once again be the venue
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thursday 22nd October sees the ever-popular Children’s
day returning. Invited school-children from the local primary schools get involved in a series of hands-on workshops in the royal Avenue gardens which this year focuses on the theme of local produce. Following this at 4.30pm there is a Children’s tea party open to all where many of our local producers come together to provide some tantalising tasters for our local youngsters. thursday also sees the local finals of the
for a series of events including the Festival Feast – an extravaganza of local food and drink hosted by Dartmouth Fine Foods on thursday 22nd October, Wine & Food matching sessions and, back by popular demand, an amazing saturday lunch with an Italian theme devised and created by chef and food writer, Jane baxter. those with little ones will find many activities to keep
children entertained in the dedicated marquee in the royal Avenue gardens. Activities on offer will include biscuit decorating, face painting, apple bobbing and the ever popular flag decorating competition. During the run up to the Festival, foodies can look
Te Dartmouth Food Fetival i a
rotary Young Chef of the Year competi- tion. the rotary Club of Dartmouth in conjunction with Dartmouth Academy select the most promising students from their gCse course in Food technology and related subjects, each of whom is allocated to a top chef from some of the finest restaurants in Dartmouth. the competition kicks off at 2.30pm in the Flavel Church where the children and their host chefs introduce their proposals for the menu. they then retire to their individual restaurants where they have 2 hours to prepare their menu. they will then return to the royal Avenue gardens Demonstration kitchen at 5pm where the judging and presentation of the awards takes place. the popular ‘eat Your Words’ event is back. taking
celebration of the freh and eciting produce we have available to us locally
forward to a number of delicious fund-raising events, the first of these being a sumptuous black tie dinner at the Dart marina Hotel on 2nd of October. Full details of the event will be made available soon so make sure you sign up to our newsletter via the website and follow us on social media. Or you may wish to become a patron of the Festival which will give you advanced notice about all our key events. patron packages are available with details on the website:
www.dartmouthfoodfestival.com/ people/patrons. As a ‘not-for-profit’ event, and with entry to the many parts of the festival remaining
free, we are extremely grateful for the generosity of our patrons and sponsors – details of which can be found at
www.dartmouthfoodfestival.com/people/sponsors. the partnership between individuals, businesses and the Festival organisers really do make this an event that can be enjoyed by the entire community. Full details at
www.dartmouthfoodfestival.com Twitter: @DartFoodFest Facebook:
www.facebook.com/DartmouthFoodFestival
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