Glenkens Food Month takes a break

Glenknens Food Month

Glenkens Food Month has been held each September since 2019.

Over this period, the event has evolved over time, giving local residents and visitors the opportunity to participate in a huge range of interesting events and enjoy delicious local food.

Following community consultation, the decision has been taken to have a fallow year in 2026. However, with initiatives such as the Galloway Food Hub and the many regular events in local venues in which food plays a part or is the main focus, there will still be plenty of opportunities to sample home baking and local produce.

Additionally, as part of the Year of Sustainable Volunteering, a number of Glenkens Community Spaces are planning food-related events in the autumn. Keep an eye on the Glenkens Hub for final details.

If you'd like to be involved in planning for Glenkens Food Month 2027, please contact: Becca at becca.glenkens.anf@gmail.com

Previous
Previous

Glenkens Skills & Jobs Fair returns

Next
Next

Shaping rural education: Dalry Secondary discussions continue