Britain's most enchanting festival is now taking shape in the heart of rural Oxfordshire, in the Great Tew Park ready for the 1st - 3rd July 2011. It's nearly here... there's a definite vibration rumbling through the ground... and somewhere not too distant, a steady stream of trucks is rolling into beautiful Great Tew Park to start building the loveliest intimate festival in the country.
Once again the Isle of Man will be hosting its Queenie Festival between 1 July and 3 July 2011. The Isle of Man Queenie Festival is a food festival celebrating the local delicacy of the Manx Queenie.
There is now no excuse for not being able to cook as Kent’s first purpose-built cookery school officially opened its doors on Thursday 9 June at The Secret Garden, Mersham-le-Hatch, Ashford, with a champagne reception attended by 200 guests.
The Organic Food Festival 3 - 4 September offers families and food lovers more than ever before - with the UK's leading artisan producers, livestock shows, cooking demo areas with celebrity chefs, and special kids zone, at Bristol's Harbourside on 3rd and 4th September 2011.
From Saturday 1st October and Sunday 2nd October 2011 the East Midlands Food and Drink Festival is returning to its Melton Mowbray roots. New this year will be the 'Vintage Gadget Roadshow' - bring along your retro kitchen appliances and discover a little bit about their history from the experts.
The Edinburgh International Book Festival has launched its programme for 2011 with a diverse collection of events around the theme of Revolution in the 21st Century which promises 17 days of lively debate. The Edinburgh International Book Festival runs from Saturday 13 August to Monday 29 August in Charlotte Square Gardens in the heart of Edinburgh.
