Great British Bake Off star David Atherton is returning to Harrogate's RHS Harlow Carr for a food festival next month.
Harlow Carr's 'Festival of Flavours' will return on 7th and 8th September between 9:30am and 4pm.
The event will be a celebration of growing and cooking, with live cookery demos, edible garden tours, food markets and expert advice on growing your own.
And David Atherton, the winner of the Great British Bake Off 2019, will be back again this year to share recipes and help visitors create dishes using ingredients from their own gardens.
The Festival of Flavours will also feature live music from the Scott Pop Choir and James Farrell Concert Band.
Local food and drink producers
- Seagrown – Seaweed farming and seasonings
- The Cookery School – From The Grand, York hotel
- Garth Cottage – Herbs and garlic
- Baltzersen’s – Artisan Scandinavian bakers
- Reet Yorkshire Food – Jams and chutneys from Yorkshire
- Malton cookery school – Children’s cooking workshop
- Harrogate Tipple – Locally-distilled gin and rum from Harrogate
- The Courtyard Dairy – Artisan cheeses from Yorkshire
- Cold Bath Brewing – Local craft beers from Harrogate
- Yorkshire Mushroom Emporium – Mushroom kits to grow at home
Street food stalls
- Hoi Polloi Street Kitchen – Korean chicken
- Toast of Harrogate – Toasties
- Kele Wele – Ghanaian street food
- Bistro Guy – Wood-fired pizza
Find out more about the Festival of Flavours at RHS Harlow Carr here.

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