'Eat the Devon Way' this Bank Holiday

Fun,

food and festivities are all coming to Dingles Fairground Heritage Centre this

weekend (Sunday 29th and Monday 30th May) for the first

ever 'Eat the Devon Way' event.

 

Try

and buy local produce at one of the huge variety of stalls and see what

wonderful feasts you can cook up with cookery demonstrations for the experts. 

Top local chefs Jason Hornbuckle, Jacques Marchal, John Hooker, Stuart Downie,

Steve Pidgeon, Steve Barringer, James Parkinson, Andrew Honey, Phillip Burgess,

and Ross Tregido will all be appearing in the cookery theatre during the course

of the two day event with a packed cookery programme including interactive

sessions, and a cookery challenge.

 

With

Dingles host to the oldest working ride in the country, the largest Dodgem track

in the country, the kitsch splendour of the 1940's Ghost Train, the thrill of

the 1930's Super Chariot Racer, and traditional games and side shows, there are

plenty of fun fairground rides for the whole family to enjoy

too.

 

Judy

Pride, Community Fundraiser for Children's Hospice South West,

says:

"Our

thanks to Yarty Valley Cordials, Hi-T's Fudge, and Langage Farm for organising

this fabulous new event.  Dingles Fairground is a wonderful venue, and we're all

getting very excited about it now.

 

"As

well as being a great family day out, we hope the event will help raise a

significant amount for our Precious Lives Appeal for our new children's hospice

Little Harbour.

 

"Come

and join us for a fun filled family foodie weekend and help raise funds the

Devon way!"

 

Enjoy

all the fun and food of the fair at the 'Eat the Devon Way' family event this

Spring Bank Holiday!  Join us at Dingles Fairground Heritage Centre, Lifton, on

Sunday 29th and Monday 30th May, daily from 10am – 4pm. 

Entry is just £2, in aid of Children's Hospice South West's Precious Lives

Appeal, and free for children.

 

For

further information visit

www.eatthedevonway.co.uk

 

To

find out more about Children's Hospice South West, the progress of the new

children's hospice Little Harbour, and the many different ways you can help

visit www.chsw.org.uk