Claudy's Cumber House to welcome Spring Food and Craft Fayre

The historic Cumber Country House will be the venue for the Spring Food and Craft Fayre in Claudy village next Saturday, 25th March.

This inclusive community spring celebration of art, food and music will be held in the historic Cumber House in the picturesque backdrop of Claudy Country Park.

The fayre is hosted by The Fat Fox Café and part funded by Derry City & Strabane District Council.

With over 35 local crafters, florists, food producers, bakers and artists setting up shop both within the main hall and on the grounds of the stately home, this one day event will be the gem in the rural Derry Spring calendar.

Dungiven Community Choir will be kicking off the event at 10.30am. The 40 strong female and male choral arrangement will be showcasing their new repertoire fresh from their Guildhall depute.

Following this The Brady School of Music students will be performing traditional Irish music in the upper hall. Music will then continue on throughout the afternoon performed by local musicians and artists.

Live cookery demonstrations, supported by The Fat Fox Café and facilitated by Health & Wellness Nutritionist Janice Tracey, will take place later in the afternoon.

Photographer Laura O'Kane will be on site all day, providing Easter photography shoots for families and little ones.

There will also be food sampling from local businesses, food vendors, a cafe onsite, raffles and free children’s entertainment available on the day. 

For more info contact thefatfoxcafe@outlook.com 

Guaranteed be a great day out for the whole family and doggy friendly too!