Calling all Food Festival Fans – Join us for a jam packed Bishop Auckland Food Festival 2020!
Bishop Auckland Food Festival is returning for 2020 on the 18 and 19 April bringing together more fabulous local and UK street food traders and producers to sell their delicious treats. We will have more outdoor spring atmosphere with live music and attractions including our live Cookery Theatre, plus lots to see and do for the kids and lots of food festival goodies to take home too. We have an extensive range of street food catering and bars offering delicious food & drink from around the world. So make sure you MAKE IT! and check out some of the AWESOME features we had last year by clicking the link below.
Applications for traders for Bishop Auckland Food festival 2020 are now closed. If you are a producer and wish to register interest for future festivals please click the button below.
We focus on producers from the North East, Cumbria and Yorkshire, but will consider traders from outside of these areas if their products are particularly unique, as we like to provide a fresh and new offer for our visitors.
Why not try Joe Hurd’s yummy recipe for Pici and Mortadella this weekend
Good folk of Bishop Auckland and County Durham, very sad not to be at your food festival this year, please find below my recipe for Pici […]
Great Extra Virgin Olive Oil suggestions from the Masterchef Champion 2019 Irini Tzo
Irini Tzo – Transcript [Irini is stood in her kitchen] Irini: Hello everybody, I’m Irini. 2019 Masterchef Champion. As you can see, I’m in my […]
We will be working with the community from 17th to 20th April. Our Outreach programme will reach schools and leisure centres in the region with some fantastic guests on board. The programme will include demonstrations on creating delicious and simple healthy dishes, offer more information on where our food comes from and help with healthy choices. More information about the programme will be announced soon.
With regret, we have taken the decision to cancel the Bishop Auckland Food Festival which was due to take place on 18 and 19 April. This follows government advice on measures which should be taken to limit the spread of COVID-19.
For more information about the cancellation, visit the Durham County Council website.
Check out last year’s video highlights
