New Forest Food Festival is an event for all the family. Rich in local produce, artisan foodies and makers, internationally-renowned chefs and restaurants, unique skills and intricate crafts, showcasing the best of the New Forest.
From craft baking to organic local brewing, artisan cheese to local chocolates, the world-famous Pannage Pork to some seriously mouth-watering botanical gins – the New Forest Food Festival has it all, and more. We have activities for everyone including live music, craft displays, street theatre, mini fun fair and lots of kids activities and….. kids go free! Keep an eye on the website for more information.
| Takes place (17 Aug 2024 - 18 Aug 2024) |
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