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Something Tasty is About to Happen

30 April 2009

 

 

What: The Mersea Island Food, Drink & Leisure Festival! When: Saturday 23rd and Sunday 24th May from 11am to 5pm. Where: Mersea Island Vineyard, Rewsalls Lane, East Mersea, CO5 8SX

PARKING AND ENTRY FREE!

Mersea Island is set to celebrate its wealth of food and drink producers, artists, musicians, performers, photographers and craftspeople for a weekend of fun for all the family.

Try everything from smoked foods and fresh fish, meat and cheeses to cakes, pies, ice-cream and preserves at the farmers’ market.

And, wash down all that fantastic grub with local wine and real ale, from the island’s own vineyard and microbrewery.

Watch singing and dancing and celebrate Mersea history and culture with pictures and paintings from the island’s renowned photographers and artists.

There’ll also be opportunities to pamper yourself and your home.

And, kids will love it. They can make stuff with crafts people, try a climbing wall and listen to stories. The bouncy castle and much more mean it's going to be hard to drag them home at the end of the day. 

COMPETITION

Four lucky people will win a twenty pound voucher each to spend at the Festival!

Simply answer A, B or C to the following three questions:

FOOD
What variety of shellfish is best eaten when there is an 'R' in the month?
A Crab   B Cockle   C Oyster

DRINK
What type of brewery is there at East Mersea?
A Minusbrewery   B Microbrewery   C Macrobrewery

LEISURE
What kind of vessel do you need to take part in Mersea's round the island race?
A Sailing boat   B Motor boat   C Rowing boat

Send your entries by Friday, 15th May to: mersea.fdl.festival@gmail.com , text to: 07912 582030; or post to: 4 The Lane, West Mersea, C05 8NT.

We’ll announce the winners at the Festival, two each day at 12am. Prizes are not transferable. See www.mersea-fdl-festival.co.uk for more details.

 

Article Comments
Andrew Willis said...
"Like many others, my wife and I would have loved to visit your festival today, but gave up waiting in the near-stationary queue of traffic clogging up the one access road. Next time, why not arrange with a local farmer to set up a temporary car park in a field at the top of the road?"
st james said...
"What have they spent οΎ£9000 of taxpayers money on?"

 

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