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Firebrick Brewery and Big River Bakery – two North East-based independent businesses passionate about working with their local communities –...
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The Exchange 1856, North Shields has appointed Kyle Bowman as its new executive chef. Kyle, the North East Chef of...
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Vegan Events UK is bringing its Vegan Festival to Newcastle for the first time this June. The event will take place at Walker Activity Dome, Newcastle on Saturday November 15, 10.30am-4pm. There will be more than 60 stalls, world food caterers, exciting cookery demonstrations, inspirational talks, interactive workshops, yoga and...
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Rigg & Furrow Brewery is set to host the From the Land beer festival on May 3-4, with eight top...
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The brilliant PureKnead has kicked off its 10th birthday year with the launch of its third location in Gosforth. The...
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The Northumberland Cheese Company is partnering with Calvin Lawson from The Rare Drop in Low Fell for a night of great cheese and Chilean wines on April 12 (7-9pm). Tickets are £35 per person – click here to book. There’s also an event paring cheese with beer from Allendale Brewery...
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Sandy Higson, AKA The Mad Jam Woman, collected top prizes at this year’s Artisan World Marmalade Awards – including a...
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The Lord Crewe Arms, Blanchland is set to host the new Taste the North series with top chefs from around...
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A scheme aiming to raise funds for Tyneside foodbanks has won new supporters following successful trial events in 2024. A Pint For The Foodbanks is the brainchild of RA!SE, a not-for-profit publication setup by the multi-disciplinary culture brand Passarella, founded by Tyneside-born Danny Broddle. The concept allows pub-goers to donate...
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North East-based leisure company STACK is set to continue its success this year, with plans to open four new venues....
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Peace & Loaf has launched The Decades – a series of exclusive evening events celebrating iconic dishes and culinary trends....
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The No Time For Waste Environment Day is set to return to The Linskill Centre in North Shields on Sunday March 16. The event, which welcomed more than 1,000 visitors last year, is being run by Buy the Kilo’s Jackie Sewell and her daughter Rachel. It aims to help people...
