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St Paul's Food & Drink Fair 2026
STALL HOLDERS BOOK NOW!

TO BOOK EMAIL:
BOOKINGS@STPAULSCAMBRIDGE.ORG.UK
FAQs
Where can I Park?
Drop off and clear up is between 7-9am and 7-9pm, which parking is free on St Paul's Road during those time (right next to the Church). From 9-5 the road is pay and display, but only for 4 hours, so we would advise parking in the Queen Anne Carpark, which is about a 10 minute walk from the Church.
Is there going to be lots of competition from similar businesses?
St Paul's will actively limit competition for stall which are highly specialist, and bookings are made on a first come, first serve basis. However, St Paul's will not definitely limit one industry. For example, we would host most than one vineyard.
Is this the first time for this event and how would it be advertised?
Yes, this is our first time, we have a large communityourselves and social media (mainly facebook presence). We are fortunate, that we are on the main road from the train station and city centre, so footfall is very high. We are also printing flyers and posters for the town centre and local houses. Stallholders are encouraged to promote their attendance on social media, tag St Paul’s Church where relevant & share provided event graphics.
Timings for the event?
Drop off & set up: 7am – 9am
Event open from 9am-7pm
Clear up and picking up: 7pm – 9pm
All waste must be removed by stallholdersWhat will St Paul’s set up for me?
We will supply each stall with a 6ft (or 12ft if booked)table and chairs if they wish to sit down.
Does St Paul's have electrical sockets available?
St Paul’s has very limited electrical sockets and power, so if stall holders are bring a large electrical item, please do let St Paul’s know in advance. Battery operated items will be far more useful. Stall holders must not overload sockets, mustnot use extension cables and only use PAT-tested equipment only.
What do stall holders need to bring?
A smile & great produce!
Also......
Table Cover, Current Food Hygiene Rating if applicable, appropriate Public Liability Insurance if applicable, clear allergeni nformation displayedDoes St Paul's have WIFI?
St Paul’s has a stable WIFI which stall holders can use.
TENS License and selling alcohol?
St Paul’s has applied for a TENS license on behalf of all alcohol sellers.
Weather & Cancellation
The event is indoors only and will go ahead unless it is unsafe to do so.

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St Paul's Church & Community Centre
Hills Road
Cambridge
CB2 1JP
St Paul's is a registered charity: 1132965 at www.charitycommision.gov.uk
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