The Festival of Creativity and wellbeing is an opportunity for the people of Coventry to experience and connect with creativity. Bringing together as many passionate creatives/group/organisations as possible in one event so the community can experience and connect with creativity in many different ways.
The annual festival will have stalls selling needlefelting products, quilting and dressmaking fabrics, handmade bags, fabric items, fabric kits to make pictures, greeting cards, knitting and crochet wools and kits and more!
Last year around 70 Artisan Cheese Makers from across Britain and Ireland attended. They make between them roughly 300 cheeses.
This year we’re hoping for around 60 – 70 cheese makers.
Some of them produce the UK’s rarest cheeses only available direct from the cheese maker.
All undercover – so don’t let the weather put you off! Entry £5, children <16 free. For advanced tickets £4 click here
Full programme of talks, tastings and demonstrations from industry experts.
Besides cheese, there will be wine, cakes, beer, chutneys, Melton Mowbray’s famous Pork Pie and more
There is coach parking available on site for up to 50 coaches at the Cattle Market and driver offers are available on request from Matthew O’Callaghan on 07894 229499 or email matthewocall@gmail.com
The Vale of Evesham continues to celebrate its horticultural heritage and delights in showing off its famous product.
Lichfield’s 3rd Christmas Food and Drink Festival bought to you by the same team as the Lichfield Food Festival in August!
Local charities and businesses can now secure their place in this year’s Christmas Tree Festival at Lichfield Cathedral, which will run from 1 December – 6 January 2019!
The Lichfield Festival of Folk, otherwise known as L2F, is an annual event from Lichfield Arts and held mainly in the historic Lichfield Guildhall and its environs.
The Loogabarooga Festival is an annual event for families who love books and illustrated literature.
Over the two day festival, join a weekend of music, films and exhibitions which celebrates inspirational female* and non-binary performers across the music industry.
This fabulous FREE week-long festival takes place in the picturesque village of Alrewas.
While Jack Manningham is out on the town each evening, his wife Bella is home alone. She can’t explain the disappearance of familiar objects, the mysterious footsteps overhead or the ghostly flickering of the gaslight in the living room.
Between 9th-16th September 2018 enjoy amazing food and drink experiences in unique locations across Charnwood Forest.
Lunar is a Music and Arts Festival set on the beautiful Umberslade Farm Park in the rolling hills of Warwickshire.
A tasty line-up of over 90 local producers will be heading to this year’s Cosford Food Festival.
Timber, the International Forest Festival is a joint venture between the National Forest Company, the creation of England’s first new forest in a thousand years and Wild Rumpus, who take people on creative adventures outdoors to change the way they look at the world around them, both have come together to create an international festival exploring the transformative impact of forests.
The Ledbury Poetry Festival takes place over ten days each July (29th June – 8th July in 2018). They are the biggest and best poetry festival in the UK, featuring poets from all over the world. If you think you know what poetry is, come along and they'll surprise you.
The 65th Stratford-upon-Avon Poetry Festival celebrates the best local and international talent. From open mics and hands-on workshops to performances from world renowned artists.
To coincide with his exhibition, Osman Yousefzada is curating a four day festival, fusing themes of migration, fashion, art and music.
Artsfest is a festival organised by the University within the city of Wolverhampton that celebrates the creative and cultural life of the region.
