Conway Food Festival 22-23 October 2011
We made a brief visit to this local food festival on the Saturday afternoon and it was heartening to see it so busy. The festival consists of a number of local produce stalls, and an array of take away options (from Thai to hot dogs), along the main street and the harbour. The weather was fine enough to make it a pleasant stroll!
There are also marquees with further produce stalls that required paid admission (£7 per adult per day), but we did not have time to check these out. Seemed like a good place to pick up Christmas foodie ingredients or presents.
Other non food attractions included some live music, birds of prey which one could handle for a small fee, and art installations on display around the town as part of the Blinc festival, which culminated with a digital projection on the walls of Conway castle that evening.
We tried out some artisan goats cheese from gothi valley farm before we purchased a smooth soft log, and two mature cheeses that had the Roquefort penicillin, all very tasty indeed.
There are also marquees with further produce stalls that required paid admission (£7 per adult per day), but we did not have time to check these out. Seemed like a good place to pick up Christmas foodie ingredients or presents.
Other non food attractions included some live music, birds of prey which one could handle for a small fee, and art installations on display around the town as part of the Blinc festival, which culminated with a digital projection on the walls of Conway castle that evening.
We tried out some artisan goats cheese from gothi valley farm before we purchased a smooth soft log, and two mature cheeses that had the Roquefort penicillin, all very tasty indeed.
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