The four-day programme features more than 40 events celebrating the region’s PGI-status Bramley Apples, world-class craft ciders, and award-winning hospitality.
Gill Robb, Tourism Events and Animation Manager at Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon Borough Council, said: “Armagh Food and Cider Weekend has become a cornerstone of our cultural and culinary calendar, and this year’s programme was our most exciting yet. With over 40 events, from woodland suppers under the stars and expert-led tastings to apple-picking tours and creative family workshops, it’s a true celebration of what makes the Orchard County so special.”
A highlight of the weekend was the Artisan Street Market in Armagh city centre where visitors enjoyed premium local produce, lively music, and family-friendly entertainment.
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Enjoying entertaining the crowds at the Artisan Market during Armagh Food and Cider Weekend. Photo: Liam McArdle
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Gary Harty and Bailey at Armagh Food and Cider Weekend on Saturday. Photo: Liam McArdle
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Jackie Coade and Emma McAnallen enjoying the Artisan Market at Armagh Food and Cider Weekend. Photo: Liam McArdle
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Jack and Cassie at Armagh Food and Cider Weekend on Saturday. Photo: Liam McArdle