Members of Conwy BKA have organized Conwy’s 700-year old Royal Charter Fairs every year since 1990. The Seed Fair and the Honey Fair have grown into major events again, attracting large crowds of visitors to the town. Please see Stallholder Information and Visitor Information pages, and our history of the Honey Fair.
We wish to thank Conwy County Borough Council, Conwy Town Council, Conwy Chamber of Trade and the residents of Conwy town for their support.
Conwy Seed Fair, Monday 26th March 2012, 9am to 4pm
Plant stalls, seeds, home produce and local crafts in the High Street and Lancaster Square.
New for 2012 …
Conwy Farmers’ Market on Conwy Quay, 9am to 4pm. The Events Space will be filled with local producers’ stalls, selling artisan bread, cheese, fish, meat, vegetables, plants and seeds, organic produce, jams and preserves, apple juice, Asian foods, olives, cakes etc.
Plus … Seed Swap
This year the Seed Fair is returning to its ancient roots, with a seed swap stall. Please bring along part-used packets of seeds for exchange. We hope to introduce a Local Seed Swap in 2013 for locally grown vegetable seeds. The Seed Swap is supported by Garden Organic’s Heritage Seed Library.
Conwy Honey Fair, Thursday 13th September 2012, 9am to 4pm
Conwy has a long association with beekeepers. The Conwy Honey Fair takes place in the High Street and Lancaster Square every 13th September (or 14th September if the 13th is a Sunday). The Honey Fair is an opportunity for beekeepers to sell their honey, and for the public to meet beekeepers, talk about the bees, and buy local honey and hive products, including beeswax candles, beeswax polish and honey soaps. Plus plant stalls, local produce, and bee-related crafts; and Conwy Farmers’ Market on the Quay.
Peter McFadden, January 2012

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Hi, I live in Dyserth, Denbighshire and last year I was only told of Conwy’s Honey Fair from a Bee Keeper I know.
Why didn’t I know this before last year, advertising is abismal around the N.Wales area, I know more about Bath and the London attractions than what is going on in WALES.
Please keep us, the people in Wales informed so we can help and support our local events and preserve our “little” bit’s of Wales.
Thankyou
John.
Thanks for your valuable comments John. If you google North Wales events, the Conwy Honey Fair is shown as a major event on the home page, with a hyperlink to our website. There are many pages of links to the Honey Fair. We get terrific numbers of people at the event.
We send out lots of posters to post offices, garden centres, caravan parks, libraries etc. We send info to local papers.
We’d welcome your suggestions on how we can reach more people.
Conwy town is buzzing with events this year. Just google conwyevents for details, including the Conwy Feast, now the biggest food event in Wales.
The Conwy Honey Fair is always on 13th September. hope to see you here this year.
Hi
Who do I contact to obtain a stall at the next Honey FFair.