Celebrity Chefs

Feast patron Bryn Williams will be heading up our team of home-grown chefs demonstrating in the True Taste marquee. ...

Our first Feast cafe

This year we’ll be running our first Feast cafe with a 30 Mile Menu. ...

We are the best event

Gwledd Conwy Feast is officially Conwy’s Best Community Event.

What’s more, we’re the first to win this new category in Conwy County Council’s annual Pride of Conwy Awards.

How pleased are we? Very! ...

Breathing space and castle views for this year’s festival

2010 promises to be the biggest Feast ever thanks to Conwy Council’s decision to allow us to use the Vicarage Car Park for the festival.

This substantial site, right next to Conwy Castle, means we can breathe out a little this year. Phew!

The castle will provide a stunning backdrop to the True Taste kitchen and the extra space also allows us to squeeze in extra stalls.

The quayside will be our other main location and, as usual, there will be plenty of action all over the town.

Our modest entrance fee of £5 for adults (free to children) gets you into Conwy Castle and Conwy RSPB Reserve too.

We are a Community Interest Company

Sponsored by: Wales the True Taste Welsh Assembly Government

Biggest Feast ever!

2010 promises to be the biggest Feast ever thanks to Conwy Council’s decision to allow us to use the Vicarage Car Park for the festival.

This substantial site, right next to Conwy Castle, means we can breathe out a little this year. Phew!

The castle will provide a stunning backdrop to the True Taste kitchen and the extra space also allows us to squeeze in extra food stalls. ...

Shop ‘til you pop…

There will be a fabulous range of food on sale at this year’s Feast – and around 75 per cent of it is produced right here in North Wales.

What’s more, we have 30 new stalls among the 150 or so taking part so there’s plenty to discover. Among the many treats in store are locally grown blueberries, chocolate made with Welsh sea salt, the world’s hottest chillis and exotic tropical fruit trees grown on ...

Time to party

It sort of goes without saying that the Feast is a weekend-long party where only the very best food, drink and entertainment.

And we do like to kick it off in style with a special shiny shoes and fancy frocks evening.

The best news is that you’re invited… ...

Bigging up the bees

There’s a real buzz about bees at the moment and rightly so. They are essential to the life of this planet and to our future.

This year these busy but increasingly threatened creatures will take centre stage in our Trees and Bees marquee. Always a hive of activity, the marquee will stage exhibitions on beekeeping and how best to attract bees into your own garden. ...

Name that tree

Regular Feast favourite Ian Sturrock will be in the Trees and Bees marquee again this year.

Ian is Wales’ foremost apple, plum and pear detective and can help you identify that mysterious tree at the bottom of your garden. He’s the man who single-handedly saved the seriously rare Bardsey Apple tree from extinction turning it into a garden favourite. ...

Farmers strike golden oil

New traders at the Feast this year is Blodyn Aur - with rapeseed oil grown, pressed and bottled in the county of Conwy.

The oil is the brainchild of three farming friends, Llyr Jones, Bryn Jones and Medwyn Roberts at Llanfihangel Glyn Myfyr, Cerrigydrudion.

Nutty and rich in nutrients, Blodyn Aur (Gold Flower) is not only healthier than lots of oils it can heated to high temperatures without smoking. ...