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Crail Food Festival 2013
Review of 2012Planning for 2013
Crail Food Festival 2013: People
ORGANISING TEAM 2013
Graham Anderson(Event Management)
Susan McNaughton(Social Media & Web Co-ordination)
David Jerdan & Yvonne Bolam(Sales Administration)
SUPPORT & ADVICE
Ian RobertsonFinlay KerrClaire BradleyDerek WalkerKaren RaePeter SalkeldCarole BruntonCrail Festival Society
VOLUNTEERS12 volunteers (during festival events)
Crail Food Festival: Support
SUPPORTED BY• Tourism Intelligence
Scotland• Scottish Enterprise• Highlands & Islands
Enterprise• Visit Scotland• Fife Council
Strategic Events• Scottish Community
Foundation
• Scotland Food & Drink
• Festivals Fife • St Andrews
Partnership• Fife Food
Network• Crail Community
Interest Company
• Crail Community Trust
• Crail Community Council
Crail Food Festival Aims
• Support the local community• Support local retailers and business• Celebrate wealth of local produce• Portray Crail as a Food Tourism Destination• Bring upwards of 2,000 visitors into Crail
Social & Economic Impact 2012
• Around 2,000 visitors • Almost 2,000 social media contacts• KY10 Postcode:525 visitors• Total Fife:1,150 visitors• Outwith Fife: 825 visitors• Average Visitor Spend Per Day: £9.00• Total: £18,000 • With less than £3,000 remaining in Crail• But there are Crail success stories
Keith’s Chillilicious Bangers
• A specially prepared sausage from JB Penman
• Collaboration with local chilli producers: Chillilicious
• Sold at Crail Food Festival• Re-ordered for Grillstock
Festival• Re-ordered for Crail
Festival• That’s 700 sausages @
£4.00 each
Grace’s Chair
• Crail Food Festival, Crail Gallery, Crail Pottery
• A blend of music, beer, sweets and treats
• Fundraising in excess of £500
Crail Ale
• A specially commissioned real ale by St Andrews Brewing Co
• Sales in excess of 450 bottles
• Now sold in Farm Shops, restaurants, cafes throughout Scotland
• All referencing The Royal Burgh of Crail
What Next 2013?
2011
Crail Gallery
Crail Pottery
Balcomie Links Hotel
Crail Museum
RNLI
Golf Hotel
East Neuk Hotel
The Old House
The Jerdan Gallery
The Beehive
First Fruits
The Honeypot
Reilly’s Shellfish
2012
Crail Gallery
Crail Pottery
JB Penman
Crail Museum
RNLI
Crail Church
Reilly’s Shellfish
2013
Your businesses!
Crail Food Festival Aims
• Support the local community• Support local retailers and business• Celebrate wealth of local produce• Portray Crail as a Food Tourism Destination• Bring upwards of 2,000 visitors into Crail