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Ludlow Food & Drink Festival is the original celebration of the region's culinary excellence, held for decades in the iconic Ludlow Castle. This three-day extravaganza showcases the rich food heritage of the Marches, featuring the finest growers, artisan food and drink producers, chefs, food writers, and more!
Ludlow Food Festival details:
- Dates: 12th - 14th September 2025
- Location: Ludlow Castle, Castle Square, Ludlow SY8 1AY
- Friday: 10am to 5pm
- Saturday: 10am to 6.30pm
- Sunday: 10am to 5pm
Ludlow Food Festival highlights:
- Explore a diverse and exciting range of exhibitors, stock up on your favourite items and sample new, delicious foods. In an era where provenance is key, seize the opportunity to uncover the stories behind the food as we celebrate the best of British producers!
- Gather to watch live cookery demonstrations from top chefs, writers, and producers across three stages.
- Get hands-on with food and drink workshops, discover Ludlow’s best food and drink producers, and inspire the next generation of young chefs.
- The Inner Bailey of Ludlow Castle hosts the Fire Stage, where local and international chefs showcase cooking on fire bowls through live demonstrations. Festival-goers are treated to a captivating blend of fire, food, and fun on stage!
- Immerse yourself in the castle's night-time atmosphere with the after-hours events. Enjoy late-night street food, live DJ sets, and a spectacular feast where top fire chefs prepare and serve an epic banquet.
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Ludlow Food Festival
Castle Square,
Ludlow,
SY8 1AY
How to find us
By car:
The A49 trunk road from Warrington (M6) in the north, through Shrewsbury and Hereford in the south gives good access to Ludlow.
From Birmingham, head west on the A456 through Kidderminster, or from the M5 leave at Junction 3 and join the A456 through Kidderminster. At Clows Top, the best route is to leave the A456, forking right on to the A4117, sign-posted Cleobury Mortimer.
By train:
Please note there are disruptions over the Festival weekend.
There is a fast and frequent train service to Ludlow, which is on the Manchester-Crewe-Cardiff line. The Festival site is a short walk from Ludlow train station. From London Paddington and SW England there are good connections at Newport (South Wales) or Hereford; at Crewe, Manchester or Shrewsbury there are connections to the north of England, North Wales, the Midlands and Scotland.
There are also direct through trains to Ludlow from Chester, Holyhead, and north Wales, and from south and west Wales.
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- Access
- Toilets
There is some access. However Ludlow Castle is a medieval outdoor ruin and there will be some areas of the Castle that are inaccessible to wheelchairs, pushchairs, or for people with mobility issues.
Disabled toilets can be found at the Ludlow Spring Festival venue (Ludlow Castle) and also in town, just off the Castle Square.
Well-behaved dogs, on a lead, are allowed on the Ludlow Castle grounds, but not in any marquee, under marquee cover, or anywhere where food preparation is taking place (except guide dogs). Festival venues other than the Ludlow Food Festival each have their own policy regarding dogs, but of course, food shops do not normally permit dogs to enter.
There are baby changing and feeding facilities available within the festival; these are based within small marquees and contain a table and chairs for your use. There are also a couple of changing mats and a small amount of disposable wipes and nappy bags available for your use, if needed, along with sanitizing gel.