The festival consisted of feijoa-themed quizzes, recipe swaps, games, art, and competitions for the biggest, smallest and ugliest feijoas. One of the more unusual fruits was a conjoined feijoa. There was also a range of food and drinks made from the fruit, including a feijoa mint jelly and feijoa smoothies.
Sustainable Whanganui's Sandie Roach said feijoas often went to waste.
"I think a lot of them rotted over the ground over the years so we're trying to get people to use them. They're underrated. It's the people's fruit and we're really trying to raise awareness of the feijoa."
Meanwhile, the next season may not be as fruitful with the feijoa-damaging Australia guava moth expected in this part of the country.