Some of South Devon’s finest purveyors of food and craft items will be displaying their wares at a grand food, craft and music event in beautiful St Marychurch, Torquay on 15 and 16 November.

St Marychurch is one of the oldest settlements in South Devon and the two-day Feast of Homemade Fayre will take place over two floors at Tudors, an iconic and traditional meeting place on Fore Street.

The venue will be buzzing with fascinating stalls and stands offering delightful local produce and crafts that make perfect Christmas gifts and there will be live musical entertainment too. Among those offering their wares are:

Bethan Jones – Ceramicist
Sue Smith – Stained Glass & Mosaics
Jay Hooper – Arts and Crafts
Jane Christian of Torquay – Watercolours and Line Drawings
South Devon Chilli Farm – Chilli Chocolates, Sauces & Jams
JB Preserves – Homemade Jams and Chutneys
Hoopers Butchers – Local Produce
Hunters Brewery – Locally Brewed Bottled Ales
Devon Roast – Freshly Roasted Coffees plus Teas
Becky Brine – Singer & Cabaret Performer

Tudors themselves will be offering homemade pies, quiches and other delicious savoury goods as well as homemade cakes and Devon Cream Teas with their special homemade scones. The event is celebrating the Grand Relaunch of Tudors, which the current owner has spent the last year renovating to bring the historic building and tearooms back to its former glory.

Event Details:
Venue: Tudors, Fore Street, St Marychurch, Torquay TQ1 4PR
Date: 15th and 16th November
Timing: 10am – 4pm
Cost: Free Entry
Phone: 01803-311314
Web: www.tudorstorbay.co.uk