Amazing street food from Rochdale’s best vendors, drinks, music and more as this popular food festival returns to Rochdale Town Hall Square.
The food and drink and entertainment lineups will be announced in May 2025.
Street Eat is part of a spectacular line up of festivals, live performances, exhibitions and art during Rochdale’s year as Greater Manchester Town of Culture 2025-26. The title, awarded by the Greater Manchester Combined Authority celebrates the town’s rich history, creativity, talent and diverse arts scene.
Street Eat (21 June 2025) | ||
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Day | Times | |
Saturday | 11:00 | - 19:00 |
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