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Friends of Old town have rebranded the sausage & ale festival into the more inclusive Street Foods Festival for 2023
The outdoor food and drink Festival that takes over Wood Street for the first Sunday in September is back and this time acknowledging the diversity of their food vendors, are changing the name. Yes there will still be sausages and ales, but also a host of foods from across the world as well as live music throughout the day, and lots of fun for all the family.
The Street Foods Festival is also the same weekend as Swindon Paint Fest so the 2 events are collaborating, so live street art will also be going on on the day too.