SuperValu Roadshow To Come To Downpatrick

SuperValu is bringing its summer roadshow to Downpatrick

  • Shoppers invited to enjoy family entertainment and local products in store

SuperValu’s summer roadshow continues in Downpatrick next week on Friday, 8th August, when shoppers can enjoy an afternoon of family entertainment and taste a variety of local food and drink to celebrate the food retail brand’s commitment to local.

The roadshow in SuperValu Downpatrick, is part of SuperValu’s ‘Love Local? So do we’ campaign which spotlights the fantastic range of local food and drink available in stores, as well as its people and local partnerships.

SuperValu brand manager Méabh Lenehan launches SuperValu’s ‘Love Local? So Do We’ campaign.

Customers can look forward to sampling products from Punjana, Deli Lites, Favourit Foods herbs and spices, and Hinch Distillery while entertainment includes:

music,

face painting,

balloon modelling,

a surprise cartoon character

and plenty of prizes with the spin-to-win wheel.

SuperValu brand manager Méabh Lenehan said: “As part of Musgrave NI, SuperValu spends £240m on local food and drink every year, supports over 250 local suppliers and stocks 6,000 local products in our stores. 

“We’re delighted to be bringing some of our local suppliers to our store, to showcase their fantastic products and celebrate everything local. We look forward to seeing our shoppers instore.”

The event takes place between 12 and 3pm August 8th 2025 at Downpatrick SuperValu.

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