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Eat the festival spirit!
By Catherine O'Dolan on 09/07/2012 14:16:55
Bring a ray of sunshine to your festival festivities with these yummy cookies from Biscuiteers
Oh my goodness. We saw the pictures of the mudbath that was T In The Park and just thought we needed to bring a little colour back into the festival season (and not just muddy brown).This little box of delights from those master cookie
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Bloomsbury Festival 2012
By Fiona McKim on 15/10/2012 13:01:00
A free, family-friendly festival taking place this weekend
traditions, the sixth Bloomsbury Festival will be taking place from October 19-20 with over 150 free events taking place in a variety of venues across the neighbourhood.Many of the events will be housed in unusual and rarely opened venues and will cover a
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Rockin' the festival season!
By Catherine O'Dolan on 20/06/2012 15:11:59
Add a air of rock star to your child this summer with these cool retro-inspired T-shirts
As the festival season beckons – and it's raining, of course! – it's time to get your kids' festival kit sorted. And they don't come much cooler than these funky T-shirts, inspired by a musical miscellany of rock legends, from Jimi Hendrix
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Joe Blogs goes all literary at the Hay Festival 2012
By Joe on 12/06/2012 15:44:03
Smart Boy About Town turns bookish as he mingles with Jacqueline Wilson, some Horrible Histories and a wiggly woo…
), divulged the secret name of her next book (sssshh, I'm sworn to secrecy) and gave me a iced wiggly woo to gobble. MmmmmLove JxxJoe's wardrobe: Lightning Thunderbolt T-Shirt by DirtBoy; checked shirt by Scotch Shrunk; chinos by Next.Fancy a summer festival
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The very best Christmas books for children
By Junior on 20/11/2012 13:42:00
Festive mice, a gruesome grinch and a very naughty santa make for fun festive reading
Rabbits In The Snow by Natalie Russell (Macmillan, £10.99) from 12 monthsWhen six fluffy rabbits play in the snow, they discover a world of opposites. Rose Rabbit skates fast, while Grey Rabbit is slow, Honey Rabbit has a full basket, while Rust Rabbit’s sledge is empty. An impor...
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The Glamping Season starts here…
By Catherine O'Dolan on 19/06/2012 15:21:15
With the festival season creeping up fast, here's some glamping tips from Karma Canvas to help you reside in style
With our unpredictable British summer, there's always a chance that our fabulous array of family musical festivals can turn into something of a wash-out. Never fear, however, as we all have the Great British spirit and the motto to Keep Calm
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Amazing Advent calendars
By Sophie Westnedge on 08/11/2012 11:30:00
It's nearly time to start the countdown to the big day. Here are our favourite festive calendars this season...
Tasty treatsCountdown to the big day with an indulgent chocolate advent tree. When it come to divine treats, look no further than La Maison du Chocolate. Advent Calendar Chocolate Tree, £48.
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Christmas 2012 preview at Marks & Spencer
By Catherine Hudson on 10/07/2012 15:33:53
Junior brings you an exciting sneak preview of what to expect at Marks & Spencer this coming festive season
The Marks & Spencer Christmas press preview continued along the same cosy theme as we have already been spotting at lots of other of the events so far this season. Themes included Log Cabin which encompassed everything for a spot of wintery indulgence, Midwinter which was elegant...
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Harrods’ top toys for Christmas 2012 unveiled
By Emma Daly on 31/07/2012 11:32:55
A dazzling grotto of exclusive toys, gifts and edible hampers spells festive luxury at Harrods
can create models from. Seedling’s design-your-own superhero cape set, aeroplane and fashion sets solidify Harrods' desire to support old-fashioned play. Deglingos animals are Harrods’ wild card suggestion, while firm favourite Barbie makes a festive
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Joe Blogs rocks with the PM
By Joe on 02/07/2012 10:16:35
Smart Boy About Town hangs out with the Chipping Norton crowd, including one Mr David Cameron, at the Original Cornbury Festival 2012
't think of anything better than spending a weekend rockin' at the Cornbury Festival, I reckon.So how did I get a cheeky photo of me and the Prime Minister, David Cameron? Well, he asked me really nicely, and I didn't have the heart to say 'No.'More of my
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