Event
Conwy Seed Fair, Conwy
Every March, High Street and Lancaster Square, Conwy
Free!
This charter fair dates back a truly impressive 700 years or so, originally founded by King Edward I. The prescribed date for the Seed Fair is the 26th March, set by the Royal Charter of Edward I, but if it's a Sunday in the fair will be on the 27th March.
Organised by the Conwy Beekeepers, the Seed Fair is a major event in the Conwy calendar, and has real local flavour. Both the High Street and Lancaster Square will be filled with stalls of all shapes and sizes, offering up a wide variety of products, such as local crafts, homemade produce, jars of delectable local honey and, of course, a range of plants and seeds, many of which can be difficult to get hold of.
Admission is free, but you’ll want to bring plenty of money with you – there are so many tempting things on offer here. Disabled access is good, although the High Street is paved with flagstones, so you may wish to take care. The Seed Fair runs from 9am through to 4pm.
The same group also orgamise the Honey Fair.
Image by Conwy Beekeepers
Location
The Conwy Seed Fair is held in Conwy High Street & Lancaster Square.
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