Harvest Fair

Published:: 03 September 2026

Harvest Fair is a vibrant celebration of food, crafts and entertainment at Florence Court.

Save the date! Harvest Fair returns to Florence Court on Saturday 24 October and Sunday 25 October 2026, 11am-4pm.

Top tip for visitors

We strongly recommend bringing cash for the food and craft stalls. If you are coming with family or friends, please consider car sharing.

About Harvest Fair

We held our first Harvest Festival of Colour in October 2022. It started out as a community event celebrating the rich history of Florence Court Estate. It has since grown, and in partnership with Tully Mill Restaurant, the event, now renamed 'Harvest Fair', brings together some of the best food producers in Fermanagh and the border counties.

The Harvest Fair is returning in 2026 for the fifth year, promising a weekend filled with food, crafts, and entertainment. This year’s event is shaping up to be a true celebration of local produce and talent, with delicious food and entertainment for everyone to enjoy.

The Harvest Fair is an opportunity for approximately 50 food and craft producers to showcase their products that are grown, produced and processed in Northern Ireland and the border counties, there is something for everyone to enjoy.

Pick up expert tips and inspiration in our cookery demonstration marquee in the Kitchen Garden, where local chefs and baking stars will be hosting live demonstrations throughout the weekend.

Make it a fun-filled day for the whole family - enjoy seasonal crafts, live entertainment, children’s storytelling, face painting, local Scarecrow competition and take a self-guided tour of the house decorated for Harvest.

We have been supported this year by Fermanagh & Omagh District Council and DAERA's Northern Ireland Regional Food Programme.

Cookery Demonstration Tent

Returning to Harvest Fair this year is the cookery tent in the Kitchen Garden. Pick up expert tips and inspiration from local chefs who will be hosting live cookery demonstrations throughout the weekend as follows;

Saturday
11.30am	Pumpkin Decorating Workshop (pre-booking essential)
12pm	Luca Saulle (Authentic Pasta Making)
1pm	Ceramic Pumpkin Decorating Workshop (pre-booking essential)
1.30pm	Drummully Boxty (Traditional Boxty Making)
2.30pm	Pumpkin Decorating Workshop (pre-booking essential)
3pm	O'Doherty's Fine Meats (Cookery Demonstration)
4pm	Cordial Making with Hugh
Sunday
11.30am	Pumpkin Decorating Workshop (pre-booking essential)
12pm	Curly Pigs (Meat Curing Demonstration)
1pm	Ceramic Pumpkin Decorating Workshop (pre-booking essential)
1.30pm	Glen Wheeler, 28th at The Hollow (Cookery Demonstation)
2.30pm	Pumpkin Decorating Workshop (pre-booking essential)
3pm	Imelda McCarron, The Rambling Baker (Bakery Demonstration)
4pm	Fermanagh Bake Off (Announcement of the 2026 Winner)

Kitchen Garden Workshops

“A dander ‘round the orchard”: Hear about our national collection of heritage apple varieties and how we care for them on Saturday 24th October starting at 1pm.

Harvest Fair vendors

Want to know where some of your favourite vendors and makers are hanging out this Harvest Fair? See list below:

Kitchen Garden (Zone 1)	Stable Yard (Zone 2)	Cattle Yard (Zone 3)
Apple Tree Farm	Burgo	Anne Potts
Baked in Belfast	Dough and Arrow	Arts By Us
Boatyard Gin		Birn Pottery
Booba Street Food		Catherine Swan
Breffni Brew Euro		Celestial Lily
Café Nua		Fionn Kerr
Corleggy Cheese		Grievous Candles
Curly Pigs		Helen Shepard Art
Dani Barista		Knot & Tack
Drumully Boxty		The Hunny Bay Co
Eileen Tracey
Fiona Choc
Haus of Hanks
Jackson Roze
Joe the Baker
Little Spoon
Luca Pasta
Michelle Brady
Mullygarry Farm
O'Doherty's Butchers
Papas Minerals Company
Red Mills
Red Squirrel Jewellery
Simply Irresistible
Succulent Traders
Sushi Mania
The Rock, Ballymacarvy
Wee Wolly Wanders