Local Kai, People & Places
Discover wild
local flavours
Bringing people
together with food
Environmental
Awareness
FAQ’s
Upper Hutt
Food Week
When is Upper Hutt Food Week?
Event dates are listed on the Home and What’s On pages.
Do I need tickets?
Many events are free. Some activities are ticketed or require booking through external organisers.
Is Food Week family friendly?
Yes. There are events suitable for children, families, and adults.
Can I host an event or be involved?
Yes. Hosts, vendors, and partners are welcome to apply. See the Hosts & Partners page for details.
Who runs Upper Hutt Food Week?
Food Week is organised by a local team working with community groups, businesses, and supporters.
What is Food Week?
A celebration of the people
who grow, gather, hunt,
make, and share our kai.
Why Join Us?
- Discover wild, local flavours
- Celebrate food traditions
- Learn & share skills
- Enjoy whānau-friendly events
Local Strengths & Challenges
Each year, Food Week focuses on themes that reflect local strengths and challenges. This includes supporting local growers and producers, sharing practical skills, and building awareness around food resilience and environmental care.
At its core, Upper Hutt Food Week exists to strengthen community wellbeing.
By bringing people together around food, it helps build knowledge, confidence, and connections that last well beyond the week itself.
