The world’'s greatest restaurant festival returns: with a new Wednesday night session, an outdoor cooking showcase and a spotlight on emerging talent. The culinary event of the year returns to Regent's Park from 18th - 22nd June, and this year the festival is delighted to announce even more reasons why the event is the highlight of the foodie calendar...
The Cake & Bake Show is excited to welcome top names Rachel Khoo, Lisa Faulkner and Phil Vickery into the Cake & Bake family for this year's London edition of the show, from the 3rd - 5th October at Earl's Court.
Father's Day is almost upon us (15th June) but there is still time to make sure your Dad's day is extra special. This year, Q Vodka, the British-made premium sipping Vodka has created a stylish, luxury package for you and your dad. On Sunday June 15th, for one day only, Q Vodka has teamed up with one of London's finest restaurants, the Savoy Grill, as well as luxury concierge service Quintessentially Driven to provide the perfect Father's Day package.
Taking place on Thursday 5th June, the all-day event (8am-8pm) will see local business workers, residents, shoppers and visitors to Christopher's Place pedalling to the virtual finish line in a cycle race as part of One Great Day’s major fund raising activity. Teams of three will each be required to ride two miles - the distance between Great Ormond Street Hospital and St Christopher's Place - on static bikes, kindly donated by Fitness First on Baker Street.
Brighton's renowned Indian Summer restaurant is to host a Masquerade Charity Ball in aid of Eastern Indian Palliative Care (EIPC), an organisation which supports patients and families with life threatening conditions. The evening on Saturday 26th July features music from the EPIC 80s band, 'the south coast's finest '80s tribute band', Indian Summer street food, cocktail bar, ice cream stall, masked photos, charity auction and raffle. The event promises to have some amazing auction and raffle prizes
During our recent visit to Margate we were delighted to dine at a couple of great restaurants the local area had to offer, as well as pay a visit to the Powell-Cotton Museum at Quex Park. These are the very places that will help to put Thanet back on the map.
