Join the eat:Tavistock food and drink festival in Devon, showcasing the best local produce, crafts, and entertainment. Indulge in a wide range of flavors and support the vibrant businesses of Tavistock.
Experience the Delights of eat:Tavistock Food and Drink Festival
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Get ready for a mouthwatering extravaganza as Tavistock, a charming town in Devon, gears up to host the highly anticipated eat:Tavistock food and drink festival. This grand event, organized by eat:Festivals, promises to showcase the very best of West Devon's local produce, crafts, and entertainment. With over 60 local food and drink producers participating, along with talented craftspeople, visitors are in for a delightful experience celebrating the region's diverse talents.
From local ales, ciders, and wines to artisanal bread, cakes, and pies, the festival will offer a wide range of culinary delights to satisfy every palate. Prepare to indulge your senses with a tantalizing array of flavors and textures. And it's not just about the food and drink - there will also be street food, spirits, charcuterie, and live music to further enhance the festive atmosphere.
One of the proud sponsors of eat:Tavistock is Flapjackery, a Tavistock-based confectionery company specializing in gluten-free flapjacks. Founded by Carol Myott and Sally Jenkin, Flapjackery has been crafting their delicious treats for nine years. Their handcrafted flapjacks and confectionery are made with love at their bakery in Tavistock. With ten locations, including two upcoming launches in Dartmouth and Falmouth, Carol is thrilled to support this fantastic event for Tavistock, which will attract many new visitors to the town. She also emphasizes the opportunity for local food and drink producers to showcase their products, highlighting the abundance of great small producers in the Westcountry.
Supporting Local Businesses and Family Producers
Sarah Milner Simonds, the event organizer of eat:Festivals, encourages both residents and visitors to attend the festival and show support for the local businesses. She emphasizes the importance of markets in towns and cities across the UK, highlighting the environmental and economic benefits they bring by supporting family producers and farmers. Sarah stresses the need to help micro and small businesses stay afloat during these challenging times, as it is crucial for the local economic well-being and the long-term vision of vibrant town centers. She expresses her delight in working with the local Business Improvement District (BID).
Mark Your Calendars for the eat:Tavistock Festival
Make sure to mark your calendars for the eat:Tavistock food and drink festival, happening on Sunday, April 21, from 10am to 4pm. The festival will span Duke Street and Bedford Square, creating a vibrant and bustling atmosphere. Please note that diversions will be in place from 7am to 7pm to accommodate the festival.
Residents and visitors alike are encouraged to attend this exciting celebration of the finest local fare, crafts, and entertainment. It promises to be a day filled with great tastes, a fabulous atmosphere, and a chance to support the wonderful businesses of Tavistock.