

National Marmalade Week at Alf's
Monday 29th February – Saturday 5th March
We LOVE Marmalade we do!!!
So, why not pop in and join us for a celebration of the sticky orange stuff and have a piece of toast on us to try our fabulous homemade marmalade.
After winning a Gold Award last year for her delicious Marmalade with Figs, Pine Nuts & Walnuts in the International Marmalade Awards (woo hoo!).....Kate has been even busier this year bubbling up even more different recipes.
You can come in and try our famous Award Winning marmalade with Figs, Pine Nuts & Walnuts; Seville and Stem Ginger; Crushed Coriander & Triple Sec; Seville & Fresh Raspberry; Sloe Gin & Cherry; Dark Navy Rum & Raisin; Traditional Fine Shred Seville and one laced with Whiskey & Walnuts.
We'll also have some sticky marmalade bars, an orange cake or two, Paddington inspired specials, books and a children's colouring competition!
Delicious Dart Trail
We are happy to yet again support this unique local event by being one of the foodie stops on the trail!
If you’re a fan of local food, drink and scenic running, it’s time to grab yourself a nibble, pour your favourite tipple, lace up your trainers and read on... The Delicious Dart Trail...a trail running event with a difference.
Starting in Totnes, participants will run across field, coastal path & water (well…using the ferry!) to Dartmouth, sampling a wide variety of the finest local produce along the way.
By the time they reach Dartmouth, participants will have clocked up 15 miles of spectacular riverside trail and tasted more than a dozen different beers, wines, liqueurs, savouries and puddings. An alternative 10 mile route which stops short in Dittisham and includes transportation by ferry to the finish in Dartmouth is also an option. The popular event only has 350 entries available on The Delicious Dart Trail and sold out in two weeks!
Proceeds from the Delicious Dart Trail will go to CHICKS, a wonderful charity which provides respite breaks at its centres in Devon and Cornwall for disadvantaged kids from all over the UK
Come & cheer on the fancy dress bedecked runners!
Love, Love, Mums....bring your mum in on Mother's Day & we'll give her a complimentary cake!
The Flavel proudly presents the 10th Dartmouth Comedy Festival with acts such as Gary Delany, a Gala night film tribute to Rick Mayall & the family friendly Patrick Monahan on Saturday, 5pm.
More info & tickets from The Flavel, 01803 839530
Live Comedy at Alf's with Red Richardson from 8.39pm
Join us for an evening of laughs with local, award nominated stand up Red Richardson.
Tickets £8 from the cafe or The Falvel.
Supper available before the show...please book with the cafe, from 7pm.
Lower Street Easter Chick Hunt
Can you find the 12 knitted Easter chicks in the shop & business windows of Lower Street?!
Pick up an entry form from Lower Street shops or the Tourist Information Centre and put the business name against the correct number for your chance to win this fabulous chocolate egg....handcrafted by Saveurs of Dartmouth.
Post your completed entry forms in the boxes placed in Pillars newsagents, the Tourist Information Centre & Alf’s.
Entries close 10th April
Winner announced 13th April
GOOD LUCK!
Alf's Easter Treats
We'll have a whole host of Easter treats, mainly based on chocolate (!), but we will also have homemade simnel cake, delicious hot cross buns, chocolate treats, Easter colouring and delicious Italian Easter eggs!
Afternoon Tea at Cafe Alf Resco to support the NCI Froward Point
Saturday 26th March, 2pm – 5pm
Alf’s will be hosting a fabulous afternoon tea to support the National Coastwatch Institute Froward Point to help raise funds for new telescopic equipment.
The café will stay open after 2pm, and lunches and afternoon tea will be served from 2pm to 5pm, with lots of yummy homemade cakes, Devon cream teas & sweet treats. Free wi-fi will also be available.
Get baking…please drop your cakes & biscuits to the café on the morning of Saturday 26th if you would like to contribute your home bakes.
NCI Froward Point Watch Station is situated on the Inner Froward Point headland above Kingswear with the South West Coast path running alongside.
Froward Point is manned by over 50 trained & qualified watchkeers (unpaid volunteers) who maintain a watch for emergencies at sea and a contact point for emergencies on shore. Watches are maintained visually, with radio and with radar. The station is totally dependent on the generosity of individuals, companies and other organisations for funding.
All money raised will go towards the NCI Froward Point & their essential work in keeping our coastline safe.