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From pizzas to puddings and pickles, the annual food festival will be live in-person event this year after being a digital event since 2020 in response to the Covid-19 pandemic. 

The Museum will come alive with over 80 food, drink and craft stalls nestled among the historic buildings. Family friendly activities, from cookery demos in the historic houses to circus skills, will be held in different locations across the museum – plenty to keep the little ones entertained. There’ll be live music including folk, pop and rock, from a host of Welsh talent curated in partnership with BBC Horizons and Tafwyl.  

Mared Maggs, Head of Events, Amgueddfa Cymru- National Museum Wales said:  

“We’re thrilled to be able to invite visitors back to St Fagans to enjoy the Food Festival in person this year. We’re excited to once again be celebrating a wide range of Welsh producers and a diverse range of talent from across Wales to the event. Visitors can expect delicious food, great music and lots of activities for the whole family to enjoy.” 

From traditional Welsh fare to delicious street food, here are a few of the stalls that will be offering their tasty treats: 

A Bit of a Pickle, Bab Haus, Blighty Booch Kombucha, Captain Joys, Drop Bear Beer, Ffwrnes Pizza, Little Grandma's Kitchen, Maggie's African Twist, Mr Croquewich, Quantum Coffee Roasters, SamosaCo, The Queen Pepiada, The Gin Tin, The Pudding Wagon, Williams Brothers Cider plus lots more.  

Ieuan Harry from Ffwrnes Pizza said: 

"We’re excited to be returning to St Fagans for the Amgueddfa Cymru Food Festival again this year. The food festival is a highlight of our calendar, and as a local business from Cardiff, it’s great that the museum can host such an array of Welsh food talent."

Sustainability will be at the heart of this year’s event and Amgueddfa Cymru have teamed up with Food Cardiff who will run a ‘Good Food’ activity area to celebrate and raise awareness of Cardiff’s Gold Sustainable Food Places bid. Fareshare Cymru will collect and redistribute surplus food from the event’s stallholders making sure nothing goes to waste.  

The Museum will stay open until 6pm on both days, allowing visitors to enjoy a little more of the festival atmosphere into the evening.  

Entry to St Fagans is free. Car parking costs £6. See the website for full details Food Festival | National Museum Wales. 

This event is supported by Food & Drink Wales’ Food Festivals Recovery Fund 2022

Amgueddfa Cymru is a family of seven museums and a collections centre, which are all free to enter thanks to the support of the Welsh Government. Together, it is home to the nation’s art, history and science collections, which will continue to grow so that they can be used and enjoyed by both present and future generations.