“EDABL is committed to creating opportunities for producers and entrepreneurs within the Bailiwick and the street parties act as a platform to celebrate and promote their products within our community,” said Chair of EDABL, Luke Wheadon.

The event not only coincides with the arrival of a cruise ship, it’s also the same day as ‘The Big Lunch’, an event that aims to bring people together across the nation to celebrate the coronation.  

Pictured: This year’s EDABL event will focus on sustainability, with biodegradable cups designed by a local artist. 

Many seafront restaurants will be opening their al fresco areas and there’ll also be live music up and down the front of St Peter Port.  

“They [the events] highlight the huge wealth of talent here in Guernsey and show the importance of supporting local businesses,” said Chris Humber, another member of the EDABL committee. 

“The events always have an incredible atmosphere, and we hope both islanders and tourists alike will enjoy their return.” 

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Street food parties to return to seafront this Sunday