We are so excited to welcome you to Good Food Fest on Sunday, November 1st at the Kimberton Fairgrounds! Here is everything you need to know to have the best FEST:
Arrival & Parking
Kimberton Fairgrounds is located on Route 113, just west of Phoenixville, adjacent to the Kimberton Fire Company. The address is 762 Pike Springs Road, Phoenixville, PA.
Enter the fairgrounds via Route 113. Our friendly parking attendants will guide you to the nearest available space.
Please note: Parking is on grassy areas - drive carefully and be aware of pedestrians.
Limited handicap parking is available on a first-come, first-served basis. If full, drop-off at the entrance is an option. Let our parking staff know when you arrive if you need assistance.
Plan for at least 15 minutes of buffer for traffic congestion upon approaching the event and a short distance walk from your car into the event.
Ticketing & Entry
TICKETS ON SALE JULY 1, 2026!
Please download or save your ticket on your phone (or print) in advance. Cell service is limited in the area, so it may not be possible to access your ticket once you arrive.
Note: Confirmation emails are not valid for entry - you must show the official event ticket.
Upon entry, please make your way to the “Pre-Paid Entry” queue (left side) if you bought tickets in advance.
Didn’t purchase tickets or bringing a friend along? No problem! Tickets are available for purchase ($10) at the event. Head to the queue marked “Purchase Tickets” (right side) to buy tickets at the door. Cash and credit card are accepted.
Please have your I.D. ready if you plan on purchasing alcohol anywhere in the event. This includes consuming alcohol onsite OR purchasing cans, bottles, or growlers to bring home.
An “Over 21” wristband is required for all alcohol purchases. Please stop by the ID Check station upon entry to obtain your wristband.
Note: no outside food or drink is permitted at GFF.
Event Map & Exhibitor Directory
Want to get a sense of how EPIC Good Food Fest is? Check out our official Event Map & Exhibitor Directory from the 2025 event.
Looking for the updated 2026 map? *Check back in October 2026!
What to Bring
I.D.: Please have your I.D. ready upon entry if you plan on purchasing alcohol anywhere in the event.
CASH: CASH is KING! Cash payments help support local producers directly without additional fees.
MARKET BAGS: Shop ‘til you drop! Bring your shopping bags or stop by our Growing Roots Merch table to purchase one! You can also pre-order Good Food Fest Merch!
*Check back this summer to pre-order and browse the 2026 Merch Shop!
YOUR APPETITE: Come hungry, leave happy! Enjoy a variety of delicious eats from food artisans and food trucks!
Demo Kitchen: Schedule and Details
The GFF Demo Kitchen is presented by Chester County Food Bank. While the Demo Kitchen is FREE to enter, CCFB will be accepting donations which help support their efforts to mobilize our community to ensure access to nutritious AND familiar food.
Last year’s Demo Kitchen Schedule is linked here! *Check back in October for the 2026 Demo Kitchen schedule.
Exhibitor Line-Up
Our Good Food Fest Exhibitor line-up features so many incredible, high quality producers that you can shop with and share your local love: view our 2025 Epic Farmers market line-up on our website here!
Eat, drink, and be merry at Good Food Fest: view our great list of 2025 Pouring Room and Food Truck vendors on our website here!
*Check back in September for the updated 2026 line-up!
Local Accommodations
Coming in from out of town? Make it a weekend trip! Find local accommodations here.
Visit our Growing Roots farmers markets on Saturday 10/31/26 in Chester County for a preview of GFF!
Let’s Connect!
Follow us @goodfarmsgoodfood on instagram and facebook! Tag us on event day for the chance to win free 2026 tickets!
*FAQ*
I love Good Food Fest! How can I support?
Good Food Fest is made possible by the generous support of our sponsors. Learn more about our 2026 sponsorship opportunities here.
I’m a farmer / producer. How can I apply to be a vendor?
GFF Exhibitor applications open on May 1, 2026. *Check back here on 5/1 to apply!
Is the event family friendly?
Yes! Kids under 12 are free and there will be FREE kids activities available hosted by Kimberton Waldorf School, Bright Day Studio, and Learning Allegro.
Is there accessible parking available?
Limited handicap parking is available on a first-come, first-served basis. If full, drop-off at the entrance is an option. Let our parking staff know when you arrive if you need assistance.
Is re-entry permitted?
Yes! Re-entry to event is permitted with a wristband.
Can I bring my dog?
No, no dogs or pets are allowed at the event.
Is the event rain or shine?
Yes, the event is rain or shine and almost entirely under cover, so it will be unaffected by rain.
Do vendors accept credit cards?
Yes, most vendors accept credit cards but cash is KING! Cash payments help support local producers directly without additional fees. There will be an ATM onsite. Please note that limited cell service in the area may affect vendors’ ability to process credit card payments. Our vendors appreciate your patience and understanding, as this is beyond their control.
How can I get involved as a volunteer?
*Check back this summer for 2026 volunteer opportunities!
What else do I need to know?
Don’t forget to pack your reusable bags for shopping! Pro tip: bring a cooler with ice packs in your car. You can offload your purchases and keep them fresh in the cooler while you enjoy the fest!
Where can I find drinking water at the event?
Free water is available at the Info Tent (green tent just past Ticketing) and at the Growing Roots booth (back of Barn).