Llangollen is set to come alive with flavour and fun this weekend as the Llangollen Food Festival returns on Saturday and Sunday, from 10am to 5pm.
Spread across the town, you’ll find stalls, tastings, music, and entertainment at much-loved spots including Market Street, the Town Hall, Llangollen Railway, Riverside Park, Gales Wine Bar, the Silver Band HQ in Parade Street and - new for this year - Blas Cookery & Wine School also on Parade Street.
Organisers say visitors to the festival can expect a weekend full of delicious food and drink, live music, cookery demos, whisky and port tastings, children’s activities and the ever-popular Real Ale Train on the railway.
There will be free parking available all weekend in car parks operated by Denbighshire County Council at Brook Street, East Street, Hall Street, Market Street and Mill Street.
There will also be a free vintage shuttle bus running throughout the day from locations across the town centre.
Festival Chair Pip Gale said: “Plans are shaping up really well and we can’t wait to welcome everyone back to enjoy the festival, the food and the fantastic atmosphere in Llangollen.
"So come hungry, bring your friends and family, and make a weekend of it. Llangollen Food Festival 2025 is not to be missed."
The live music line-up for the two days is:
Town Square (11am–3pm): Isla Jane, The Cherophobes, Isabella Crowther, Andy Bellis, Rhys Edeyrn The Bandstand (12pm–4pm): Charlie Jones Band, Igloo Hearts, Jodie Melodie Band, Amy Antrobus, Brain Leak Town Square (11am–3pm): Isaac Birchall, Emma Wharton, Rebecca Royal, Stephen Lockhart, Jamie Cooke The Bandstand (12pm–4pm): Sue Denim, Panedemi, Colonel Dax, Ruins, Medusa Luna, Tavananna
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