Dartmouth Food Festival - 2018 Don’t miss these other events in Dartmouth during the Festival
Many Dartmouth Galleries will be launching their Autumn exhibitions on Friday october 19th so do join them over the Festival weekend : see www.dartmouthgalleriesfestival.
co.uk for more information.
Drop into the Market Square on Saturday and Sunday to listen to some great music. A huge thanks to Home and Hardware, Chantilly Lace, Old Market Café, The Foxx Exchange, Torre Records, Dart Beauty Studios, Best of Health and The Barber Shop for helping to sponsor this.
Drop into Peppers World Foods on the Butterwalk. Huge supporters of the Food Festival they will have some special offers for you over the weekend.
Annual Coast & Country Cottages Competition : For a chance to win a £500 holiday voucher plus an amazing array of prizes from one of our Festival Sponsors visit the Coast & Country Cottages marquee in the Royal Avenue Gardens and enter the draw or visit their website – it’s as simple as that. Terms and conditions apply.
Bring your best homemade loaf to enter the Flavel Church’s Bread of Life competition. Loaves to be submitted between 10 and 11am on Saturday 20th October at the
Dartmouth Food Festival Appeal 2018
This year’s Appeal will benefit pupils at Dartmouth Academy, our local co-educational school for 3-19 year olds.
Pupils are taught a short introduction to food which encourages an interest in preparing, cooking and eating a varied and healthy diet.
The teaching room used for food classes has been adapted from a former science laboratory and much of the current equipment needs replacing.
Festival-goers are often surprised to learn that the Dartmouth Food Festival is a non-profit organisation run almost entirely by volunteers. This means that any financial surplus the Festival makes is reinvested back into the Festival or our local community.
We are keen to do more to actively support local groups and projects but rising event costs are making it harder for the Festival to generate the necessary funds on our own.
So, this year sees the launch of the Dartmouth Food Festival Appeal.
The annual fundraising Appeal will enable festival-goers to learn about the local causes we’re supporting and, of course, we hope you will be inspired to donate!
Your donations will help fund the purchase of new equipment which will widen the range and ambition of what students are able to produce in class and familiarise them with the industry-standard equipment they are likely to find in the workplace.
Any additional funds raised via the Appeal will be invested in a pilot after-school ‘family learning’ project where pupils and parents will prepare, cook and eat a meal together.
You can donate to the 2018 Appeal at one of our Festival collection points:
• In the Market Square • On the Embankment • At the Festival Information Stand (Royal Avenue Gardens) • Or online via
dartmouthfoodfestival.com
Flavel Church. There are 2 categories : under 16’s and adult. Judging will be by the Festival goers. All are welcome to sample the loaves and vote for their favourite between 12 and 4pm. Entries will be on a first come first served basis due to restriction on space. While you are there you can also enjoy a coffee in their relaxed coffee lounge.
From Friday to Sunday the mighty Hawksmoor take over Joes Bar in Raleigh Street bar to serve some of their legendary cocktails.
On the Saturday and Sunday of the Festival The Flavel will be showing the film ‘Chef’. Contact the Flavel to book on: 01803 839 530.
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