Organised by community groups and established in 2009, Crediton's 5th Food and Drink Festival will again have stalls and cookery demonstrations on Saturday afternoon in the Town Square, as well as food and music on the Saturday night.
On Sunday come and enjoy the The Big Sunday Lunch, with music and food to buy, and tables and chairs to sit at to eat and enjoy the company. Not forgetting our short story competition plus of course the Great Crediton Bake-off!!
Great fun for all the family.
Entrance free.
For more information visit www.creditonfoodfestival.co....
STOP PRESS: The Topsham Food Festival 2013 has been cancelled. The organisers issued the following statement on their website: "Apologies for the late notice but the Topsham Food Festival 2013 will not now be taking place. This is due to a number of factors that have made it not possible to put on an event this year.
"Provided that there is sufficient support, we hope to organise another Nello's Longest Table event in 2014.
"As we write this, the sun is shining and Topsham remains a great destination for food lovers. Please come along to Topsham and enjoy shopping for great...
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