Radicchio Festival 2026

Sunday, November 22 at Lost Field Farm

Salt Spring’s Radicchio Festival

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 22 | 12–3pm

Join us for a celebration of flavour, farming, and community.

Radicchio, beloved in Northern Italy, is an extraordinarily diverse and cold-hardy vegetable — beautiful, nutritious, and deeply welcome in the darker months. Supporting crops that thrive in fall and winter strengthens local food security and brings so much colour and life to our tables when we need it most.

Come taste what radicchio can do!

This is a popular event, buy your tickets early.

SUPPORTER TICKETS

On sale November 1st

Starting at $120, limited availability

These special sponsor tickets are new this year, a fun way to keep the event sustainable while offering fun bonuses to our most radicchio-loving community members. See more and purchase below.

GENERAL ENTRY TICKETS

On sale November 5th

$60 | Kids 10-14: $25 | Under 10: Free

General entry tickets include tasting dishes by all 12 participating chefs. Drinks, radicchio merch, and fall produce will be available for sale.

All tickets include

A tasting dish from each of our 12 featured chefs:

  • True Love Pizza

  • Cassette Café & Bar

  • Love’s Galettes

  • Francis Bread

  • Deli Kinome

  • Kikano Co

  • Haan Palcu-Chang

  • Woodshed Provisions

  • Burdock & Co

  • Oxeye Galiano

  • Savour the Wild

  • Working Culture Bread

Wine from A Sunday in August and radicchio infused non-alcoholic drinks will be available for purchase. 

Featuring radicchio grown by Bright Farm, Duck Creek Farm, Lost Field Farm, Glorious Organics, Square Root Farm, Shore Wolf Farm, Chorus Frog Farm.

Farmers will have extra radicchio and winter vegetables for purchase — think of it as a mini winter market too.

This is a not-for-profit event. All funds support food and event costs and the time & ingredients generously contributed by participating chefs.

5% OF TICKET SALES WILL BE DONATED TO:

Stqeeye’ Learning Society, a Quw’utsun-led land restoration and cultural learning organization

Arduna Project, a Palestinian farmer led food sovereignty initiative growing food for families in Gaza.

We gratefully acknowledge that this event takes place on the unceded territories of the Coast Salish Peoples. We are committed to ongoing reparations and Land Back.

Inspired by the Culinary Breeding Network ❤️

Organized by Love’s Galettes

Poster artwork: Naoko Saito