Trowbridge Apple Festival has invited stallholders to take part in the festival, on October 2.

This event includes lots of fun and games, and craft activities – most of which will are apple-inspired.

Last year's festival was virtual, with the public asked to take part by sharing videos and pictures of their apple trees and results of their cooking exploits using apples

Mel Jacob, of The BIG Community Grow, said: “The Trowbridge Apple Festival started in March 2012 and is organised by registered charity The BIG Community Grow. The aim of the festival is to celebrate outdoor living, sustainability and growing and cooking food – we are keen to highlight traditional methods as well as environmentally friendly approaches. We offer a range of activities from apple tasting and juice pressing, traditional games crafts alongside stalls selling their goods and services or promoting community groups.

Georgina and mum Rebecca Higgs tasting different varieties at Trowbridge Apple Festival..Photo by www.gphillipsphotography.com GP1781

Georgina and mum Rebecca Higgs tasting different varieties at Trowbridge Apple Festival..Photo by www.gphillipsphotography.com GP1781

“This year’s event is taking place in Emmanuel’s Yard – using the indoor and outdoor spaces. The event will take place on Saturday October 2 from 11am until 3pm. It is free for the public to attend. We will have a range of stalls and activities and short talks during the event.

“We are looking for stall holders who would like to take part and fit with our approach – we particularly encourage stalls with an interactive approach – demonstrations, tastings etc. We would also like to invite stallholders to do a short talk (about 20 minutes) about their activities or to do a demonstration where appropriate.

“There is no charge for a stand but we do ask for a donation of a raffle prize – our event is funded purely by grants and donations and we will have a draw on the day to raise some funds towards our costs."

If you are interested and would like more information please get in touch by emailing meljacob@bigcommunitygrow.org., or telephone 07745 898902.