Before 9pm, Food & drink

Frome Farmers Market is recognised as one of the largest and most successful of the Somerset Farmers Markets and offers high quality produce and plants. Choose from organic meats, pies & pastries, delicious dairy products, juices and vegetables to name but a few.

Drumlanrig is once again the superb setting for the prestigious annual Country Fair which attracts visitors from all over Scotland and the North of England. The excellent line-up of quality exhibitors and a varied entertainment program, alongside country pursuits and all of the traditional elements of a country show, will…

“I like to have a martini, two at the very most. After three I'm under the table, after four I'm under my host.” So said Dorothy Parker. Gin has fuelled legendary writers, unforgettable characters and gripping plots. Come and enjoy some especially enlightening extracts and sample specially mixed Hendrick’s cocktails. All…

Demonstration of how the food eaten by King George III and his family in 1789 was prepared in the Royal Kitchens.

It's World Gin Day! Is there any other way to celebrate other than tasting as many as you can? Didn't think so.

Kelvingrove Museum hosts a weekend of nature-inspired activities, including building your own spectroscope. For those who know one end of a cake tin from another, there's also a Big Science Bake-Off.

A chance to sample over 450 varieties of beer including golden ales, fruit beers, stouts, bitters and international real lagers as well as cider and perry.

Sample guest ales and ciders from breweries across the former LNER lines, including Castle Rock, Blue Bee, B&T, Belvoir, Jarrow and Priors.

An evening festival to celebrate delicious fermented grape juice, with over 100 different wines on hand to taste.

It's a day of meat and music goodness as Grillstock takes over Manchester. Barbecue cooking competitions, rib eating challenges and barbecuing lessons are complemented by a varied roster of musical acts, including funk/jazz/hip hop melders Riots Jazz, country band the Good Intentions and local act Honeyfeet.

A three-course meal accompanied by the squashed grapes of Bremerton. Book through the Apartment Bistro by mentioning 'Bremerton Dinner'.

A showcase of innovative halal products, high end restaurants, live demo kitchen, cooking school with world renowned chefs and halal mocktails.

A chance to sample the stock of Henderson Wines, which has over 250 different lines.

One wine tasting to end them all; 25 reds, 25 whites, plus a few rosés and sparklings thrown in to keep you on your toes. Once you're done tasting, vote for your favourite, which will end up on Henderson's wine list. Booking is essential.

The progeny of Henderson's founder Janet Henderson try their hand out in the kitchen, under the guiding hand of head chef Barry Baker. Taste what they make and let them know what you think of their cooking skills.

Live out every Gidget fantasy you ever had at this beach party hosted by Henderson's while you eat some veggie fare dressed up in your flashiest Hawaiian top. While the duds aren't mandatory, those who do get in the spirit will get special treatment. The location is secret to everyone but those who book. Ticket price…

Baking class for teenagers. Learn how to bake your own loaf of herb-flavoured bread and watch it rise.

Treat yourself to a fancy, fancy cuppa.

Head out to the wilds of the Highlands for this tribal member gathering, which includes ashram meals, live music and dancing, healing spaces and, of course, the beauty of the north. Camping and van parking is available on site, and the whole family is welcome. Email the organisers for the secret location of this outdoor…

A themed three-course supper in the Georgian Coach House, a tour of the historic State Rooms and Georgian-style entertainment.

To mark the exact day of the Queen's coronation 60 years ago, Chepstow Town Council throws a 50s and 60s themed party for the whole family, with a picnic, stalls and of course a whole lotta rock'n'roll. For those wanting to perform, email the listed address.

Speak to members of the Fermanagh Beekeepers, see bees working in the observation hive and taste and purchase some of the products they make.