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Clusters of ripening Pinot Noir grapes among vine leaves in a Burgundy vineyard
Olivier Vanpé, CC BY-SA

Food festivals in January

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Food festivals in January

Clusters of ripening Pinot Noir grapes among vine leaves in a Burgundy vineyardOlivier Vanpé, CC BY-SAWineJanuary 2027

Saint-Vincent Tournante

Burgundy’s winegrowers’ festival, held in a different village each year: Volnay on 30 and 31 January 2027, with tasting cellars, a parade and banquets.VolnayView
Long rows of tables along the Hobart waterfront at Taste of SummerDan Ingham, CC BYSeafoodDecember 2026, January 2027

Taste of Summer, Hobart

Tasmania’s summer food festival on Hobart’s Princes Wharf, 27 December 2026 to 3 January 2027: island producers, passes, a free Community Day and New Year’s Eve.HobartView
Truffle ecomuseum, a stone building under a blue sky in Sorges, PérigordPère Igor, CC BY-SATruffleJanuary, February

Truffes en Folie

The truffle festival of Sorges, in the Périgord: controlled truffle markets, cooking demonstrations and a truffle omelette contest. 2026 edition: 28 January to 1 February.SorgesView

Weekly markets open in January

Market hall interior with stalls under string lights in Markthalle Neun, BerlinFridolin freudenfett, CC BY-SAStreet foodEvery week

Street Food Thursday at Markthalle Neun

Berlin’s street food evening at Markthalle Neun in Kreuzberg, every Thursday from 5 pm to 10 pm, with free entry: chefs without their own restaurant.BerlinView