Friday, 18th September 2015, 09:00 AM - Sunday, 27th September 2015, 21:00 PM

York’s intensive ten day festival is set to hit the city centre once again this September.

The event being held across various venues throughout the city aims to promote local food producers, independent restaurants and retailers based in Yorkshire.

This years theme is Food in words and pictures, and it can be seen through the many events being put on at the festival.

The festival is made up of various events which suit a range of audiences.

The non profit organisation has concentrated time to make sure children and young people are encouraged and engaged throughout the events.

This will include the schools programme where children from York Primary School’s can attend workshops and demonstrations with local producers and chefs.

There will be a Young Chefs Competition giving  the opportunity for under 18’s to be awarded with the accolade of Young chef of the year.

The festival also caters to adult audiences with wine tastings, beer tasting and cocktail demonstrations. Alongside these events there will be the York Beer & Cider Festival on Saturday the 19th, and the Gintastic Festival on Saturday the 26th.

There will be the opportunity to try and buy local produce at the festival through the sampling stands set up.

There will also be a range of cooking demonstrations by famous and local chefs.  Kaushy & Bobby Patel, two successful local chefs, have been confirmed for a demonstration and book signing.

Frances Quinn, winner of the Great British Bake Off, has also been confirmed for a demonstration and signing at the festival.

To find an extensive list of all the events that make up York Food and Drink Festival you can check out there website.

 

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