St Ives Food and Drink Festival 2021 will take place 17th -19th September
St Ives Food and Drink Festival has been rescheduled to 17th-19th September 2021.
It is with much deliberation that the organisers of St Ives Food and Drink Festival have decided to postpone the 2021 event to these new September dates. The decision has been made amidst the current and ongoing situation with COVID-19.
We continue to stay abreast of Government guidelines and have found that moving our original May dates to September is our only viable option. We are very aware that the festival is an important weekend in the life of the town and wider region and a major opportunity for local food and drink producers, together with many chefs and musicians. We therefore feel that September dates bring more certainty to be able to plan for this event.
We hope you understand and respect our decision to postpone, thus reducing the amount of outlay by our audiences, chefs, sponsors, traders, suppliers and partners. As always, thank you for your ongoing support, and we looking forward to seeing you all on the beach this summer.
St Ives Food and Drink Festival Committee
CHEF DEMOS • LIVE MUSIC • ARTISAN VILLAGE • ASADO FIRE PIT • STREET FOOD • EVENING MUSIC SESSIONS • KIDS FUN • BOUNCY CASTLE • FORAGING • FIREWORKS • PLUS LOADS MORE ENTERTAINMENT!
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We care about our environment
St Ives Food & Drink Festival is committed to our town and our beach site and we seek to manage and mitigate the negative impacts on our environment. We commit to ensuring recycling provision across the site, reducing plastic usage as much as possible, developing sustainable travel options, collaborating with like minded people and suppliers, and working with Cornish suppliers, businesses and producers. We seek to maximise the opportunities to create positive impact in the town and for our communities including involvement from local food & drink producers and suppliers, partnerships with local chefs and restaurants, promotion of the town as a whole, skills development opportunities for young people and performance opportunities for community groups.