Street Food Circus is set to return to the historic grounds of St Donat's Castle for the annual Fantastic Fête.
Over the course of two weekends – 1-2 August & 8-9 August – visitors can fill their day with high wire circus entertainment, Mexican Wrestling, a swim in the Lido pool, and high-wire circus shows as well as street food.
A range of circus themed activities includes Chris Bullzini's circus show, the Pembrokeshire Fire Spinners, the Incredibly Clever Canine Circus, and Fiery Jacks family circus show, carnival of games and circus playground.
More family entertainment includes ‘the World's Biggest Bouncy Castle', Mexican Wrestling, the Artful Dodgems vintage roller rink, Kiss My Putt crazy golf, SFC's Bubble Disco and Let's Make Art crafting activities. This year also sees the launch of the Little Kooks Clwb which includes a range of things for children to do on site including Circus School and a pack of activities to take home to keep them cooking and creating.
For the grown ups, the Lido Swimming Pool will be open, DJs will be playing all day, they can try their hand at Bull Axe Throwing or shop at the Indie Collectives Market. As the sun goes down over the sea, Fantastic Fête switches to an ‘After Dark' party, bringing together music and fire shows.
The line-up of street food traders across the two weekends includes:
- The Dough Thrower: Wood-fired pizzeria.
- Acme Fried Chicken: Southern-style fried chicken.
- The Queen Pepiada: Authentic Venezuelan arepas.
- Two Lads Kitchen: Authentic Afghan street food.
- Burger Bros: Gourmet burgers with a street food twist.
- Ceylon & Beyond: Authentic Sri Lankan street food.
- Mar Y Fuego: Flame-grilled seafood, scallops, and BBQ fish.
- Fire & Flank: Sous-vide cooked flank steak.
- Hang Fire BBQ: Slow-smoked Southern-style barbecue.
- Poutine Punks: Classic Canadian comfort food.
- Churros Hermanos: Traditional Spanish churros.
- Mama Lala (weekend 1): Authentic Sichuan cooking
- TNT Tacos (weekend 1): Mexican recipes with a TNT twist
- Hakko House (weekend 2): Japanese street food
- El Cabrón Tacos (weekend 2): Award-winning Mexican flavours
- Paletas (weekend 2): Fruit ice lollies inspired by Mexican traditions
- Drizzle Desserts: The soft-serve disco dessert truck
Drinks come courtesy of Newport's Tiny Rebel Brewery, SFC's Lola's Cocktails bar and Lucky No.7 Coffee.
Matt the Hat, founder of Street Food Circus, said:
“We are thrilled to be back at St Donat's – it's a truly unique site, set between the castle and the sea. We've reinvented the classic village fête with our travelling circus of attractions, the best street food around and lots of new activities to keep the whole family entertained. We think it's the complete summer day out.”
Tickets are on sale now at streetfoodcircus.co.uk. As with all SFC events, children under 16 go free. Dogs are also welcome to join the fun via a free bookable ticket.
