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    Highly popular Cowbridge Food & Drink Festival returns this weekend

    Rhys GregoryBy Rhys GregoryMay 24, 2018Updated:May 24, 2018No Comments
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    9.30am to 5pm on Sunday 27th and Monday 28th May 2018

    The much anticipated and highly popular Cowbridge Food & Drink Festival returns this summer, with exhibitors and food demos taking place across several locations within the picturesque town.

    In its 14th year, this award-winning event isn’t just for adults, under 12s get in for free and there will be plenty to keep children entertained.

    The Old Hall Gardens site has been developed into a great family space with activities, performances and some great hands-on sessions, giving everyone a chance to taste things they might not have tried before.

    There will be face painting, the History Chefs, crafts to try, Simon Sparkles, as well plenty of delicious food and treats.

    The 2018 Festival will also be the second year of a Heritage Lottery Funded project focusing on ‘Forgotten Foods’ which will involve exploring historical skills and demonstrating traditional methods of food production, preparation and storage.

    • Details & Pre-booked tickets available at http://cowbridgefoodanddrink.org/
    • On the day: £5/day or £8 for weekend tickets
    • < 12 years admitted free
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