A Very British Summer (part 2)
BATD ON May 28, 2010 AT 11:55 am
Continued….
Whitstable Oyster Festival
July 24 – 30
Who knew that oysters could inspire such activity? There’s been a celebration since Norman times in this town to mark the safe return of the fishermen and their catch at the end of the oyster season. In addition to lots of lovely local food and drink producers offering their wares for you to try there will be music, dancing, arts and crafts and….ghost-hunting(!), even an oyster-eating challenge for anyone brave enough! Last year’s winner scoffed 18 – I’m sure they are lovely but eeeuuugh that’s good going.
Free; whitstableoysterfestival.com
Football Fusion
Bournemouth, August 6-8
A new one, this is a national six-a-side tournament for boys, girls and grown-ups, with a variety of extras to keep everyone amused once they have been knocked out. The best bit we like the sound of is the Wagwam where mums and girlfriends can drink champagne, not before having a good look at Jamie Redknapp who will be there along with other footie stars and legends including Jack Charlton and Geoff Hurst. Music in the evening from Ms Dynamite and the Enemy.
£42.80, children from £10; footballfusion.co.uk
Other Food & Drink Fests…
Hampshire Food Festival
1-31 July
Hampshirefare.co.uk
Organic Food Festival
Bristol, August 11-12
Organicfoodfestival.co.uk
Garlic Festival
Isle of Wight, August 14-15
Garlic-festival.co.uk
Ludlow Food Festival
September 10-12
Foodfestival.co.uk
Whisky Live
Glasgow, September 11
Whiskylive.com
Abergavenny Food Festival
September 18-19
Abergavennyfoodfestival.com
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