More about Bristol

Bristol is a city of remarkable history and heritage.

A home to JK Rowling, Cary Grant, Jeremy Irons, Massive Attack, Portishead, Neneh Cherry, this green spot of the UK’s map proudly calls itself the green capital.

It’s the UK’s first cycling city, full of a fantastic atmosphere, boats, bridges and colourful balloons.

It’s the city that offers various things to discover – from farmer’s markets to local shops or independent restaurants, bakeries and many more.

It’s understandable, with knowing Bristol’s food atmosphere, the decision of hosting a festival that will connect people with food that is good for you, for the environment and the local economy.

These last three things are crucially important, as only minor changes can have a tangible impact on our health, the area we’re living in, and its economy.