Events, Festivals and Exhibitions

Broadway Food & Drink Festival Worcestershire

13 September

Free

Discover the Broadway Food & Drink Festival Worcestershire, a celebration of artisan food, drink and local produce held each September

 
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One of the Cotswolds’ most picturesque villages will once again celebrate the region’s outstanding food and drink when the Broadway Food & Drink Festival returns to the village green this September. Held annually on the second Sunday of the month, the popular event brings together artisan producers, talented chefs and food lovers for a relaxed day of eating, drinking and discovering the best flavours Worcestershire has to offer.

Set against the honey-coloured buildings and charming streets of Broadway, often described as the “Jewel of the Cotswolds”, the festival is a wonderful excuse for a late summer escape.

What to Expect at the Broadway Food & Drink Festival

The village green transforms into a bustling marketplace where artisan producers showcase everything from handcrafted cheeses and preserves to locally baked treats, cakes, chocolates and seasonal produce. Visitors can sample and purchase an impressive range of hot and cold food, while local breweries, cider makers and other drinks producers ensure there’s plenty to toast the occasion.

A dedicated demonstration marquee hosts a programme of live cooking demonstrations and talks throughout the day, giving visitors the opportunity to pick up culinary tips and discover new recipes using the region’s finest ingredients.

With its welcoming atmosphere and emphasis on local food, the festival appeals equally to dedicated foodies and families looking for an enjoyable day out in the Cotswolds.

A Festival Run by the Community

The Broadway Food Festival is organised entirely by a committee of volunteers who work throughout the year to make the event possible. Their efforts are supported through funding from Wychavon District Council’s Levelling Up programme, helping to showcase local producers while supporting the area’s vibrant food and drink economy.

The community spirit behind the festival is part of its charm, making it a genuine celebration of Worcestershire’s culinary heritage rather than simply another food market.

Explore Broadway and Beyond

While you’re in Broadway, take time to explore its independent shops, galleries and traditional inns before venturing further into the surrounding Cotswolds countryside. Nearby attractions include Broadway Tower, the Vale of Evesham and the historic market towns that have made this corner of Worcestershire such a popular destination for walkers, food lovers and weekend visitors alike.

Where to Stay

Rowley Farm
Rowley Farm

Make a weekend of your foodie adventure with a stay at Rowley Farm Holidays, ideally placed for exploring Broadway and Worcestershire’s thriving food scene. Choose from four dog-friendly properties, each with an enclosed outdoor space, barbecue and luxurious wood-fired hot tub.

After a day sampling Worcestershire’s finest food and drink, unwind in your private hot tub with a glass of local cider. Beyond the festival, guests can enjoy countryside walks, a pub on the farm and easy access to Worcester, the Malvern Hills, Broadway and the Severn Valley.

Broadway Food & Drink Festival Details

Date: Second Sunday in September
Venue: Broadway Village Green, Broadway, Worcestershire
Admission: Please check the official website for the latest visitor information.

For further details, including exhibitor information and demonstration schedules, visit the official Broadway Food Festival website (see below).


Details

Date:
13 September
Cost:
Free

Venue

Broadway Village Green
Broadway,WorcestershireUnited Kingdom+ Google Map
Mark Bibby Jackson

Mark Bibby Jackson

Before setting up Travel Begins at 40, Mark was the publisher of AsiaLIFE Cambodia and a freelance travel writer. When he is not packing and unpacking his travelling bag, Mark writes novels, including To Cook A Spider and Peppered Justice. He loves walking, eating, tasting beer, isolation and arthouse movies, as well as talking to strangers on planes, buses and trains whenever possible. Most at home when not at home. Mark is a member and director of communications of the British Guild of Travel Writers (BGTW).

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