Autumn Food Festivals: Borough Market, Abergavenny and Aldeburgh

by Nick Saltmarsh August 26, 2017

We’ve an exciting autumn ahead. We're with River Cottage at Borough Market all September, at the Abergavenny Food Festival on 16/17 September, and at the Aldeburgh Food & Drink Festival on 23/24 September. The winners of the BBC Food & Farming Awards will be announced and we and our growers will be busy harvesting quinoa, lentils and beans. And don't miss our Organic September special offers!

We're getting out and about with our British-grown pulses and grains this autumn. Come and see us!

River Cottage at Borough Market - all September

Borough Market is hosting River Cottage for a month-long series of events in September. As well as the talks, cooking demonstrations and feasts, some of River Cottage's suppliers have pop-up market stalls in the Market Hall. We'll be there Wednesday to Saturday all month during normal market opening hours. Find out more...

Abergavenny Food Festival - 16th and 17th September

We're delighted to be back at the superb Abergavenny Food Festival for a third year. As well as our stall Nick Saltmarsh will be speaking at The Farmyard on the Sunday. Book your tickets on the festival website and get 10% off tickets with discount code HodmedodsAFF. Find out more...

Aldeburgh Food & Drink Festival - 23rd and 24th September

The following week we'll be back home in Suffolk for our fifth year at the Aldeburgh Food & Drink Festival. Find out more...

BBC Food & Farming Awards finalists special - 24th and 25th September

We're finalists for Best Producer in the 2017 BBC Food & Farming Awards and will at last find how who's won in late September. Tune in to the BBC Food Programme on 24/25 September...

Nick Saltmarsh

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