We can't show you a picture of what will be on your plate at the Farmgate Festival dinners. The chefs are, at this moment, sourcing and selecting ingredients and beginning to cook. You will need to check back regularly for updates.

At each of our venues, you'll find the owner ready to conduct a short tour. They'll tell you their story, and a bit about what it's like to run a small, agricultural or food based business in the Tamar Valley. At the first venue you visit, you'll need to check in at the welcome stall and produce a print-out of your tickets, or show us on your phone. We'll issue you with a wristband which is your entry to festival venues over the weekend. At that first venue, we will record your details for contact tracing purposes. At each venue…

Farmgate Festival returns in 2021, connecting people with locally produced food. The festival will take place this year on 27th and 28th November, when a collection of small farm and rural businesses in the West Tamar will open their gates to the public for the weekend. Visitors can visit the farms they’re interested in, for short guided tours hosted by the business owners themselves. The aim of the festival is to educate and inform people on how real food is produced. This year, thirteen businesses will take part. Some have been part of the festival since its inaugural year, and…

Information on the Courtesy buses will be shared soon. Check back for more details.