Witney Festival of Food and Drink
15 May 2027 · St Mary’s Church & Church Green, Witney
What’s On
Stalls
Over 60 local stallholders selling produce, preserves, crafts and more — browse who’s taking part.
Live Music
Live performances throughout the day across the festival site.
Festival Arena
Demonstrations, entertainment and activities for all ages in the main arena.
The Witney Festival of Food and Drink (WFOFAD) is an annual charitable event showcasing local artisan food and drink producers. Over 60 stalls fill the medieval Saint Mary’s Church, its grounds, and Church Green.
Highlights from Past Festivals
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there an entrance fee?
Yes, festival-goers pay £3 for a ticket, with all funds raised going to charity.
Do children pay?
Children under the age of 12 and accompanied by parents are free.
Are dogs allowed?
Dogs are welcome outside in the churchyard and on Church Green. However, due to health and safety concerns and the busy nature of the event, we cannot allow dogs inside St Mary’s Church during WFOFAD. At all other times dogs are always welcome at St Mary’s!
How many stallholders are there?
Almost 70 stalls were at WFOFAD 26.
Can I smoke?
No smoking or vaping is allowed inside St Mary’s Church.
Who organises the Festival?
WFOFAD is organised by the Parish of Witney, Reg Charity #1129784. We all volunteer our time for free.
What happens to funds raised by the event?
Monies raised by the festival go towards the Parish of Witney, which has responsibility for the maintenance and renewal of St Mary’s so that our town’s ancient House of Prayer can be preserved for future generations.