A brand-new food festival is coming to Bristol Harbourside this summer.

There’s a new reason to head down to the Harbourside this June, as LSD Promotions brings a brand-new event to the city: Bristol Food Fest.

Taking place on Saturday 6th June (10am-7pm) and Sunday 7th June (10am-5pm), the festival will take over Canons Marsh Amphitheatre, right on the waterfront, for a weekend of street food, drinks and pure summer vibes.

If you know the area, you’ll know it’s one of those spots people naturally drift towards when the weather’s good. Right by the water, surrounded by Millennium Square, the docks and buzzing with locals, students and visitors.

Across the weekend, visitors can expect a mix of street food traders serving dishes from around the world, alongside sweet treats, drinks and live music. It’s the sort of event you can dip in and out of, whether that’s a quick lunch, a few hours with friends, or just somewhere to sit with good food and watch the day go by.

The amphitheatre itself is well used to big crowds, regularly hosting live music and outdoor events, so it’s a natural fit for something like this being open, central and easy to get to. It’s a short walk from the city centre and Queen Square, with ferry stops along the harbour and Bristol Temple Meads around 15-20 minutes away on foot, by bus or taxi.

The event is free to attend, with no tickets needed, and is both family-friendly and dog-friendly.

Trader appications are now open, with LSD Promotions inviting a mix of street food, artisan and independent businesses to be part of the first Bristol Food Fest.