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The Waterford Harvest Festival takes place at several venues across Waterford from September 6 to September 8
With 50 days to go to this year's Waterford Harvest Festival, the organisers are now accepting applications from vendors who wish to take part.
The festival, which takes place at several venues across Waterford from September 6 to September 8, is a prime opportunity for companies and producers to showcase their fresh produce, artisanal goods, and culinary creations.
Produced by MPI Artists and 360 Events in collaboration with Waterford City and County Council, the festival is seen as a significant step towards promoting sustainable food production, reducing greenhouse gas emissions and fostering community engagement.
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Some of the confirmed events include a homecoming dinner with chef Keith Boyle at The Large Room at City Hall, An acoustic performance from the Hot House Flowers at Christ Church Cathedral, Cathedral Square and Vivaldi's 4 seasons with Patrick Rafter at the same venue.
Vendors who want to be part of what promises to be an exciting celebration of local food and crafts can apply here.
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