“The line-up for the first ever Cardiff Coffee Passport has been curated around coffee quality, provenance and variety, with venues showcasing different brewing methods, too.

But there is another part of the pilot scheme that matters just as much to me: how those coffees are served.”

Forgotten Foods Café is a free community event celebrating the delicious potential of seasonal vegetables that are often overlooked. Come along to enjoy free tasters, pick up easy, budget-friendly recipes and discover simple ways to turn affordable veg into healthy, summery meals while sharing ideas with your neighbours.

Cardiff Council and Food Cardiff are inviting residents, community groups, and local partners to a practical, solutions‑focused workshop on reducing household and community waste.

The Good Food Cardiff Autumn Festival is returning for its seventh year, running throughout the city from 12 September to 31 October 2026.

The Good Food Cardiff Autumn Festival returns from 12 September – 31 October. The full Good Food Cardiff Autumn Festival programme is now live!

New members bring experience spanning farming, education, community food, health, sustainability, business and technology – as Food Cardiff begins developing its next three-year action plan.

Connect with people and projects working on good food in the city.

Food Cardiff is offering small grants of up to £200 to enable not-for-profit groups to host events or activities as part of the festival.

Against a backdrop of rising costs and people experiencing greater food insecurity, one co-operative group, established in Splott, has created a sustainable model to help people access healthy, affordable food.

A Cardiff food pilot giving low-income households weekly credit for organic fruit and veg has helped participants increase their intake to above five-a-day, while simultaneously supporting sustainable local growers, and strengthening community connections.

As Food Cardiff looks forward to the development of a new strategy for the city’s growing good food movement, it is also evaluating successes so far and the initiatives and ideas that have made a high-level impact.

We’re calling on all organisations, community groups, individuals or businesses to put forward their ideas for events, workshops or talks for the Good Food Cardiff Zone.