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www.little-places.co.uk SEPTEMBER St Fagans Food Festival


Showcases everything from traditional Welsh fayre to cutting-edge cuisine as well as its fabulous location: the open-air National History Museum near Cardiff, a collection of historic buildings from all over Wales. www.museumwales.ac.uk


Beaumaris Food Festival


The historic town comes alive with chef demonstrations, stalls for food, drink, artisan micro-producers and crafts, medieval re-enactments, music and children’s entertainment. www.beaumarisfoodfestival.co.uk


Abergavenny Food Festival Wales’s fl agship food event is an explosion of tastes and aromas with a carnival atmosphere. It’s a mouthwatering showcase of the best the country has to offer. Observer Food Monthly was spot-on when it said: ‘Abergavenny is to food as Cannes is to fi lm’. www.abergavennyfoodfestival.com


Mold Food Festival


Pick up cookery tips from celebrity chefs and enjoy delicious Welsh goodies from over 100 producers. www.moldfoodfestival.co.uk


Narberth Food Festival


Small but perfectly formed, Narberth wins on fun and friendliness. Cookery demonstrations from top chefs, stalls, children’s activities and prizes. www.narberthfoodfestival.com


OCTOBER


Neath Food & Drink Festival A true celebration of local produce and Neath’s historic market town atmosphere, with over 70 exhibitors, cooking demonstrations, tastings, talks, walks and live music. www.neathfoodfestival.co.uk


Brecon Beacons Food Festival More than 50 stalls in the town’s historic market hall offer the tastiest local produce. www.breconbeacons.org


Newport Food Festival


One of Wales’s youngest urban food events focusing on local food producers and restaurants. Programme includes cooking demonstrations, a variety of stalls and lots of live music. www.newportfoodfestival.co.uk


Anglesey Oyster and Welsh Produce Festival, Trearddur Bay


A must for oyster lovers. Anglesey’s sparkling waters provide the perfect habitat for this most delicious of shellfi sh. Don’t worry if you’re not a seafood fan – there’s lots of other local produce too. www.visitanglesey.co.uk


Hamper Llangollen


Quality food and drink in the local producers’ market plus live cookery classes and workshops where you can pick up exciting new recipes or learn about traditional dishes. www.llangollenfoodfestival.com


Gwledd Conwy Feast


Great Welsh food, cooking demonstrations from top chefs, live music and art, with Conwy’s medieval castle as a spectacular backdrop. www.gwleddconwyfeast.co.uk


DECEMBER


Portmeirion Food & Craft Festival In addition to local produce and crafts there is a full programme of entertainment including chefs giving seasonal cooking demonstrations using the best local produce. Musical entertainment also features. www.portmeirion-village.com


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