The UK's ultimate grow your own event - The Edible Garden Show - is returning to its roots in 2016 along with its fantastic lifestyle event 'Good Life Live'. After two successful years at London's Alexandra Palace, organisers are taking the award-winning three-day annual show back to Stoneleigh Park in Warwickshire where it was launched in 2011.
The Printworks and the Hard Rock Cafe, Manchester, are celebrating their second annual honey harvest, with 213 jars of Manchester's finest #LiveFromTheHive honey, made by the city's hard-working honey bees.. The bees are situated on top of The Printworks, in the much-celebrated rooftop eco garden. Originally launched in 2012, the rooftop garden now hosts four hives – housing approximately 320,000 bees in total.
The world famous Chocolate Fashion Show returns to the capital for its third UK edition at this year's Chocolate Show London with an exciting line up of incredible outfits including one created by The Fat Duck and a mermaid from Aneesh Popat, The Chocolatier. For those who can't wait until The Chocolate Show, a preview is now available with three of the dresses on display at St Pancras Station until Thursday.
The surprises just keep coming for The Chocolate Show, with even more special guests, show features and brand new product launches announced. With so much to look forward to, the countdown has well and truly begun for the UK's biggest chocolate celebration at Olympia, 16-18th October.
Across the UK, hundreds of events will be taking place to celebrate Chocolate Week, as we look forward to seeing what sumptuous concoctions top chocolatiers, our favourite supermarket brands and a whole host of restaurants, hotels and bars have dreamt up as part of the largest celebration of the sweet treat. The grand highlight of the week will be Olympia's The Chocolate Show London (16-18th) which sees chocolate exhibitors stretching from Vietnam to Cleethorpes together under one roof
Every year we hope to find something new at The Whisky Exchange Whisky Show; a stand-out-from-the crowd tipple that will hold us deep in conversation, something to convert a brandy drinker into a possible enthusiast. And this year that title fell to the Bruichladdich Octomore.
