National Trust Fermanagh announces the return of their annual Harvest Fair to Florence Court this October. This year’s fair promises to be a vibrant celebration of local food, crafts, and entertainment.
In collaboration with Tully Mill Restaurant, the much-anticipated food fair returns, with over 40 vendors attending, offering fresh produce, homemade treats, and regional delicacies. From artisan cheeses to small-batch spirits, visitors can explore the very best of what the region and border counties have to offer. New for 2025, the Harvest Fair introduces live cookery demonstrations from chefs including Glen Wheeler and Imelda McCarron celebrating local and regional produce, it’s an event not to be missed.
Gemma Carson, General Manager at National Trust Fermanagh, said: “Last year we welcomed over 3,000 visitors over the Harvest weekend. We are looking forward to building on that success in collaboration with Tully Mill Restaurant, who bring together a fantastic food fair for visitors to enjoy. It’s a wonderful community event that gets people together to enjoy great food, craft and appreciate the beauty of Florence Court.”
John Roche from Tully Mill Restaurant added: “Harvest Fair is an excellent opportunity to showcase some of the finest food and drink available in Fermanagh and bordering counties. We’re looking forward to returning to Florence Court this autumn to bring even more culinary delights to visitors. We’re also delighted to introduce a food demonstration kitchen, featuring local chefs and producers who will demonstrate their skills and produce.”
The Harvest Fair is part funded by DAERA’s Northern Ireland Regional Food Programme.
Una Hollywood from DAERA’s Northern Ireland Regional Food Programme, said: DAERA is delighted to be actively involved in supporting our agri-food industry by promoting high quality and award-winning local produce at the National Trust’s Harvest Fair. This support from the NI Regional Food Programme, will enable people visiting the fair from near and far, to sample and purchase fresh local produce”.
Harvest Fair takes place on Saturday 25 October and Sunday 26 October, from 11am to 4pm.
Normal admission applies, or visitors can scan their National Trust membership cards for free entry.
