St Fagans Food Festival - Festival Programme
12-13 September 2026
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Programme
Good Food Cardiff Zone
12 & 13 September
10:30-16:30
Location: Cilewent Field (opposite 46)
The Good Food Cardiff Zone will be celebrating Cardiff being named one of the most sustainable food cities in the UK. Join in with activities for all the family to learn about food which is good for people and the planet. The tent will include inspiring workshops, demos, talks and activities celebrating local food.
In partnership with Food Cardiff
Supported by Food & Drink Wales
TIMETABLE:
SATURDAY 13 SEPTEMBER
SUNDAY 14 SEPTEMBER
Discover traditional techniques such as raised beds and seed broadcasting in Hendre'r-Ywydd-Uchaf, alongside archaeological evidence and agricultural surveys in Nantwallter. Learn about heritage seeds and historic crop varieties, including potatoes grown at Rhyd-y-car, and uncover stories from the Dig for Victory campaign in the Prefab garden. Along the way, see historic tools like seed drills, and even explore the curious absence of potatoes in Abernodwydd Farmhouse garden.
Meet at the Good Food Cardiff Zone tent for a prompt 12pm start. The tour involves walking on mixed terrain and may not be suitable for all access needs. Places are limited and will be allocated on a first-come, first-served basis. This activity is weather dependent.
1-2pm
Magnificent Microgreens! with Grow Cardiff
A hands-on workshop for children and families, exploring the fascinating world of microgreens. Join us for a free, fun session: make your own upcycled pots, sow and grow your own microgreens to take home and enjoy.
2-2.30pm
Reducing Food Waste with Cardiff and Vale UHB Public Health Dietetics Team
A practical food demonstration showcasing simple, healthy ways to reduce food waste at home. Discover tips for making the most of everyday ingredients, storing food safely, and creating delicious, healthy meals, with tasters provided!
3-3.45pm
Seed Saving for Resilience with Global Gardens Project
Introduction to seed saving with hands-on elements and discussion of biodiversity, resilience and community growing.