Gwledd Conwy Feast | 22 - 23 October/ Hydref 2011

Exhibit at Gwledd Conwy Feast

Our booking process begins in April/May and if you have attended previous events we will email you when the application form is available online. If you would like to be added to our database, please send your full information including postal & telephone contacts and product details to us at info@conwyfeast.co.uk

Gwledd Conwy Feast 2012

27 & 28 October 2012

Blinc-ing fabulous!

We're all buzzing in Feast HQ after last night's blinc show on Conwy Castle. After all the excitement of the 3D animation, spectacular visual effects and sound there's a chilled out feel to today's Feast. The sun is shining and there's still lots to do including 160 food stalls, our farming for food marquee, cookery demonstrations, bands and, of course, the blinc digital festival still going on around the town

Book now for 30 Mile Cafe

Bookings are now being taken for our 30 Mile Menu Cafe with three delicious courses of local ingredients for just £20 .

Toby Watson has again taken on the challenge of creating a menu of the best food produced within a 30 mile radius of Conwy.

It's a tough task, he says, because there is so much to choose from! ...

Time Out

St Mary's Church, right in the centre of Conwy, is a quiet oasis promising a warm welcome to Feast-goers this year.

This is a peaceful, dry place to enjoy a picnic of the goodies you've bought from our food stalls.

The church will be open from 11am to 4pm on Saturday and 1pm to 4pm on Sunday and is offering free tea, coffee and squash to visitors, with relaxing music in the background ...

Feast Launch Party

The Feast's unmissable launch party kicks off the event in style ever year - and this one will be no exception.

Tickets are still available online. Your £10 ticket includesTrue Taste award-winningcanapes, and a glass of bubbly courtesy of The co-operative membership, or a beer from Great Orme Brewery. ...

Cox or Bramley?

Struggling to identify the fruit trees in your garden?

Ian Sturrock, a regular Feast favourite and renowned tree expert, can help.

He’s the man who single-handedly saved the seriously rare Bardsey Apple tree from extinction - turning it into a garden favourite. ...