Wimborne Food Festival
When? 20 September 2025
Where? Wimborne
Wimborne will be celebrating ‘food, glorious food’ as the town hosts its food festival on Saturday 20th September.
Save the date as this event promises to whet your appetite! The festival will take place around the town between 11am and 4pm.
Locations already confirmed are Willow Walk, near Waitrose and East Street.
At Willow Walk, a marquee will host free food demos and talks from an array of foodie specialists and local businesses. There will also be deliciously tempting food stalls with samples to try before you buy.
East Street will be closed for the day to create a buzzy café culture with alfresco street dining, live music and food tastings.
There will also be a self-guided food walk route featuring many of the town’s food outlets, organised by award-winning Salamander Cookshop. Eat your way around the town as you meet some of the wonderful specialist food retailers in Wimborne and get a flavour of what they are all about.
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