NARBERTH FOOD FESTIVAL 22 & 23 Sept 2012
We'll never be the biggest food festival, but lots of people tell us that we're the friendliest and most enjoyable.......
A TASTE OF NARBERTH FOOD FESTIVAL 2011
LATEST NEWS
28 January
New Faces on Festival Committee
This year we have said a sad farewell to Jackie Palit, the driving force behind Narberth Food Festival from its beginning. Jackie is moving to Aberystwyth where she will be closer to children and grandchildren. We’re hugely grateful for all that Jackie has done to make our festival a unique event with a friendly atmosphere all its own.
We’re glad, though, to welcome some new faces to the committee. Liz Hobbs of The Soap Shed brings her experience as a stallholder at Narberth and other festivals, while Donna Harding, of Giddy Aunt, gives us another link with Narberth’s High Street traders. Donna and other new committee member Alison Ellis have also manned(?) the festival bar since it started three years ago. The job of site manager has become ever more demanding as the festival has grown and we’re pleased that Charlie Ellis has offered to become assistant site manager.
All members of the committee are volunteers, as are all those who help during the festival. If you are interested in helping in any way please talk to a member of the committee.
click here for the full list of committee members
or email: info@narberthfoodfestival.com
19 January
More Awards for Festival Regular
Congratulations to multi-award-winning Narberth butcher Andrew Rees on his latest success.
At the recent Butcher Shop of the Year Awards in London, Andrew collected the award for Best Butcher Shop in Wales and was also named UK runner up.
Andrew is a regular stallholder at Narberth Food Festival and a long-time supporter of Education Day, where his hands-on sausage making activity is always popular with local primary school children.
The picture shows Andrew with current festival chairman Lynne Crompton and some of the original recipe sausages he made especially for Festival week 2011.
14 January
Stallholders application form is now available.
Click here to download it.
Work is now well underway on this year's Festival...... but in the meantime click here to explore last year's festival, including photos and video.
A community event run entirely by volunteers.
With the financial support of the Welsh Government and the European Union.
