DELICIOUS aromas filled the air at a park in Droitwich as foodies got their hands on sweet and savoury treats.
The free-to-enter Dine 'N' Devour Food & Artisan Festival made its debut in Lido Park this weekend and stallholders were left more than impressed with the crowds.
CHEERS: Mike Colcombe and Mel Foster. (Image: NQ) Scores of Worcestershire residents travelled to the park to taste locally sourced food and drink and listen to live entertainment.
Alongside the food offerings, there was a collection of artisan traders showcasing their unique handmade items.
Whinnie and Nora wore matching outfits. (Image: NQ) Visitors got to try food from all corners of the world including Greek gyros and stone-baked pizza.
Vendors like Eric Van Albhen, from Dutch Cheeseman Holland in Evesham, said the festival has been good.
YUMMY: Paula Brinkley from The Loaded Churro Company. (Image: NQ) "It has been fine. We have had nice weather, spoken to nice people and had good banter," he added.
Simon Chalk, from Zillion Dreams, added: "It has been a really good event, and the sun is out, and everyone is out.
A selection of goodies was for sale. (Image: NQ) "It has been really good for local businesses and I would come again.
The festival took place between July 27 and 28.
The event is actually the second the festival has tried to organise in the park after it was forced to cancel its debut last year due to a waterlogged field.
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