Queen's Square and Alexandra Road were brought to life as more than 70 stalls, brimming with local delicacies lined the town centre's streets.
The Eat:Clevedon Festival in Victoria Road. (Image: Mark Atherton Photography)
Organisers, Bev and Sarah Milner Simonds told the Times that the pair were already planning to spread Christmas cheer at the next event.
They said: "It was a welcome return to Clevedon, we want to extend our thanks to Clevedon BID, North Somerset Council and Clevedon Town Council for their support and assistance.
The Eat:Clevedon Festival in Victoria Road. (Image: Mark Atherton Photography)
“We love bringing the town centre to life for our one-day events and we wanted to spread that cheer into the winter months with these festive festivals.
"Christmas is traditionally a time for feasting and we hope that many visitors with us use the festivals as an opportunity to stock up on local produce to share with friends and family.
Brian Bament and Melissa Down with a Pitchfork Ale for everone at the Eat:Clevedon Festival in Victoria Road. (Image: Mark Atherton Photography)
"We are also working with the local Foodbank to provide a drop-off point for donations for those in the local community who are not in a position, for whatever reason, to have enough food on the table at this time of year.”
The next festivals will be eat:Nailsea, held on December 4, and eat:Weston, on December 12.
A Gluten Free Picnic provided by Paul Robbins at the Eat:Clevedon Festival in Victoria Road. (Image: Mark Atherton Photography)
Sweet Drinks from Rachel Sweet and Carolyn Shepherd at the Eat:Clevedon Festival in Queen's Square. (Image: Mark Atherton Photography)
Paula Neubauer from Get Pickled at the Eat:Clevedon Festival in Queen's Square. (Image: Mark Atherton Photography)
Mike's Pork, Matt and Mike Smith serving customers at the Eat:Clevedon Festival in Victoria Road. (Image: Mark Atherton Photography)
The Kinetic Kitchen staffed by Stacie Petrillo and Sarah Walker at the Eat:Clevedon Festival in Victoria Road. (Image: Mark Atherton Photography)
Cathy Vickery and Sally Rochford with thier Bee Sweet luxury cakes at the Eat:Clevedon Festival in Victoria Road. (Image: Mark Atherton Photography)
James Cumming from the Fenny Castle Vinyard at the Eat:Clevedon Festival in Victoria Road. (Image: Mark Atherton Photography)
Michael Duckworth with his Nutcessity organic nut butters at the Eat:Clevedon Festival in Victoria Road. (Image: Mark Atherton Photography)
Lee Langridge from The Wicked Chilli at the Eat:Clevedon Festival in Queen's Square. (Image: Mark Atherton Photography)
Alastair and Julie Braid from the Clevedon Brewery at the Eat:Clevedon Festival in Queen's Square. (Image: Mark Atherton Photography)
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