IF you are looking for something exciting to experience this week then look no further than the Legenderry Food Fest.
It takes place from March 19-20 in the Guildhall Square and Festival Marquee, Derry and is a two day event of tasty entertainment and fantastic local food.
The historic Guildhall will provide a beautiful backdrop for an impressive array of locally produced delicacies from hand crafted confectionary to perfect preserves.
This event is perfect for foodies or those who are looking for a fun day out and would like to learn more about local produce as there will be a wide selection of artisan food, markets and stalls.
There will also be a host of activities for all the family ranging from live music performances, cookery talks and demonstrations, kids craft activities, badge making, face painting, cupcake decorating, balloon modelling and much more!
Local hand crafted foods will be available to taste at the Food Fair where over 40 artisan producers will be showcasing their wares.
Celebrity chefs in attendance will include Paul Rankin, Michael Deane, Brian McDermott, Paula McIntyre, Ian Orr and Emmett McCourt.
Demonstrations from these chefs will run on 19th and 20th March in the ‘Theater of Food’ and visitors can soak up the atmosphere at the artisan food market which will host a range of foods including Braemar Farm, Passion Preserved, Broighter Gold Rapeseed Oil, Abernethy Butter and many more.
Places to Stay
Why not make a weekend of it and explore all the many tourist attractions and destinations that Derry has to offer.
The newly opened Bishops Gate Hotel is the perfect location for a short break this spring and Tourism NI is offering a 2 night bed and breakfast stay in a deluxe room with a four course gourmet dinner on one evening as well as a signature cocktail upon arrival, from just £139pp.
Try the 4* Maldron Hotel Derry which is the only hotel located within the historic city walls and is the perfect base to explore the maiden city. Once you have sampled some delicious food at the Legenderry Food Festival, why not take in the city centre shops and many bars and tourist attractions.
For a really authentic feel, book into the Brewster which is a well presented, self-catering townhouse within walking distance of all the city’s places of historical interest.
Alternatively why not enjoy a short stay at the Everglades Hotel which is a stylish first choice which overlooks the River Foyle and offers breath taking views and is located only a five minute drive from the bustling, historic city centre.
For further information check out www.discovernorthernireland.com or join the conversation online with #EnjoyNI16.
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