Hampshire Fare sets sail to take part in the Southampton Boat Show this September. With eight stands at the show, Hampshire Fare will bringing a taste of the region's finest to the international event. The Boat Show, which runs from Friday September 14th through to Thursday September 23rd 2012 will see 1,000s of the best British and international boat brands and suppliers, with Hampshire Fare nestled in amongst them.
An historic market town in North Wales is preparing to welcome thousands of visitors to its seventh food and drink festival in September. The hugely popular Mold Food & Drink Festival, a True Taste Wales Festival, will be held on Saturday 22nd and Sunday 23rd September 2013 in New Street car park, close to the town centre.
The Festival of Sound was set up in the summer of 2011 as a non-profit-making community project to bring the people of Horsham FREE outdoor live music events. This year The Festival of Sound SeptemberFest Kick-Off event is being held on Sunday 2nd September 2012 and will feature 50 brilliant live music acts on five separate stages in Horsham town centre.
If you are searching for a gluten-free cereal that is low in sugar and salt, then Tobia Teff may just have the answer... Ounce for ounce, teff, the smallest grain in the world, supplies more fibre rich bran and nutritious germ than any other grain! It also packs a high mineral content that boasts 17 times the calcium of whole wheat or barley and has an extremely high iron content and is also rich in Vitamin B, with a very low calorie count.
The Leeds Tealights return to the Edinburgh Fringe for a seventh year after sell-out shows in London, Leeds and Cambridge to premier a brand-new sketch comedy show. Currently bearing the title Best Student Sketch Group (National Student), the Tealights bring their infectious energy and charming wit to Just the Tonic at the Caves, taking place each day at 5:00pm from 2nd - 26th August.
The Australian Voices are Australia's most innovative vocal ensemble, having commissioned over 200 works over the past 19 years. They are 30 singers aged 17 to 35 from all over Australia, directed by conductor and composer Gordon Hamilton. The Australian Voices performances are based on a new genre of music called choral-theatre.
