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Bradford Literature Festival is one of the most popular and inspiring literary events in the country. Welcoming visitors for the ninth annual event from 23 June – 2 July, BLF 2023 will feature around 300 events across 10 days for a wide range of audiences. Fortunate to have a lineup of brilliant poets, politicians, scientists, […]
Europe’s biggest-ever Eid celebration will be returning to Westfield London from Saturday 29th April to Monday 1st May 2023. For Muslims, this is great news, as this will be the fourth year such an event will be taking place and will serve as a chance to come together to rejoice. The best part about having […]
The Leeds Palestinian film festival is a unique event which aims to raise awareness about Palestine and its people. By showing thought-provoking and inspiring films, the festival hopes to share the beauty of the Palestinian people, history, society and culture. Open to all and accessible throughout November and December, most events will take place in […]
The festival is returning to London’s Business Design Centre for one weekend only The National Geographic Traveller Food Festival announces its long-anticipated return to London this summer, from Saturday 16th – Sunday 17th July 2022. The capital’s ultimate culinary and travel celebration will bring the very best of the world’s food scene under one roof, for immersive experiences, world-class chef demonstrations, and exclusive […]
On the 25-26th of September, London Halal Food Festival (LHFF) in partnership with Tariq Halal will return to a brand-new location of London Stadium Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. The show, which has previously taken place at Tobacco Dock, London, will greet thousands of foodies from the UK and abroad. Are you Joining them? Now in […]
11TH-12TH AUGUST, TOBACCO DOCK LONDON WORLD’S BIGGEST HALAL FOOD FESTIVAL with two floors and over 200 international food brands and stalls the Europe’s favourite Halal foodie extravaganza is BACK bigger and tastier than ever for the THIRD year running! By Liam Sancaster
