A day of international food, cultural performances, arts and crafts, fashion and activities for the whole family, part of Coventry 2026.
The World Food and Culture Festival takes over the Walsgrave Club on Saturday 7 November, from 1pm right through to 11pm. It's part of the Coventry Culture Collective's 'Coventry 2026' celebrations, and the whole day is built around bringing together different cultures and communities under one roof. The focus is food, music, dance, art and traditions from around the world, so it's a long one—ten hours of it, from early afternoon well into the night.
Inside, you'll find international cuisine to eat your way through, cultural performances on stage, and arts and crafts to browse. There's also fashion and products on display, so it's as much a market as it is a festival. The stage performances run throughout the day and they're free for everyone, and there are activities for the whole family to get stuck into, so it works as a full day out with kids just as well as a late one with friends. DJ VIP is on as host and event DJ, keeping things moving across the ten hours.
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It's held at the Walsgrave Club, 146 Woodway Lane, Coventry, CV2 2EJ, with free parking on site. Entry is £5 for anyone 14 and over, and free for children 13 and under. The stage performances are free for everyone, regardless of whether you've paid the entry fee. It runs from 1pm to 11pm, so you can drop in for a bit of lunch and a few performances, or stay on for the full run.
