75 Festival Merchandise
We are very excited to share with you that this year, by popular demand, you will be able to buy exclusively designed festival jute bags, tea towels and mugs!
But these aren’t just any jute bags and tea towels – because these are
designed by local artist Becky Bettesworth (pictured). and if that wasn’t enough, you’ll also be able to take home our new “I’d rather be at … the Dartmouth Food Festival” fine bone china mugs as well as our sought after cotton chef aprons, as worn by the chefs during each of their demos. These unique keepsakes will serve as wonderful memories of your time at the festival – until the next time you’re with us of course!
The Food Festival has long been a fan of popular local Devon artist Becky Bettesworth’s work, so it was an easy decision to make when we decided we wanted to commission something. We are delighted that she has re-created her best-selling Dartmouth poster artwork exclusively for us to use on our merchandise.
Becky, who lives in Devon draws inspiration from classic travel posters and has
captured the port of Dartmouth in the South Hams at its best - boats playfully in full sail with the stunning castle and church perched dramatically at the mouth of the river. This exclusive design will be available on luxurious, organic and 100% cotton tea towels as well as on a premium jute shopping bag - just perfect for all the foodie items bought at the Festival and environmentally friendly too!
DARTMOUTH MARKET 3 NEW ALES
AVAILABLE Purity UBU,
Dartmoor Jail Ale, St Austell
Proper Job.
available from late October
Full food menu
Market Square, Dartmouth
Open Daily
Midday - Midnight
HOUSE INN
UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP
Michelle & Julian look forward to welcoming you
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