odome set to revolutionise event marketing
Prepare yourself for a jaw-dropping immersive experience with odome, a technological breakthrough that is setting the event organisation world on fire…more
Football and darts: the best mashup ever?
Football and darts.Could anything be better than this combination?Introducing Soccer Darts - taking the UK by storm.…more
Meet reindeer stars at Blithbury Reindeer Lodge
You might be forgiven for thinking that they're just around at Christmas time, but at Blithbury Reindeer Lodge there's a year-long task of looking aft…more
No Trick or Treat
Not everyone is so keen on the upcoming Halloween season.The elderly, vulnerable and parents with young children don't always appreciate the inevita…more
Best open air theatres in Britain
There's something extra special about watching a theatrical production under starry skies in the warm evening air. Maybe its the unique chemistry between the actors and the audience in an open air space. Perhaps its because the actors have to project themselves differently. Whatever it is, there are plenty of opportunities to enjoy theatre in the great British outdoors.
Britain's rudest place names
Are you proud of the name of your hometown or does it leave you a little red-faced? The rest of the …
The best food markets in Britain
Food markets are thriving throughout Britain's cities, towns and villages, and it's easy to see why.…
Breakfast and brunch in London
Whether you're looking for coffee and pastries in luxury surroundings or a more down-to-earth meaty …
The top ten British seaside towns
Britain has a wealth of seaside towns that are ideal destinations for a day trip or a short holiday.…
Days of Rosey Row review
The Clocktower are an as-yet unsigned indie band who formed in 2009 in Wolverhampton.With a massive following already, it's no surprise that their first album, 'Days of Rosey Row' has been a huge hit.BritEvents' Amanda Arnold meets the band and has a listen to their first album.
Top 15 British art galleries
There's far more going on in British art galleries than first meets the eye. Whether you're looking …
Britain's best safari parks
A visit to one of Britain's amazing safari parks is a fantastic day out, sneakily disguised as an ed…
Wales' best castles
Wales is home to over 400 castles, and many of these are among the most remarkable examples of Medie…
Britain's best greyhound tracks
In Great Britain, greyhound racing fast becoming a popular pastime.Over three million people each …
Chinatown in Liverpool
Chinatown in Liverpool is the oldest Chinese community in Europe and the first established Chinatown. The entrance is marked by an impressive archway which stands 15m high, making this the highest traditional Chinese arch outside of China.
History of British wrestling
BritEvents takes a comprehensive look at the history of professional wrestling in Great Britain, fro…
Top 10 British sporting cities
Britain truly is the home of organised sport, and her sporting influence is felt across the globe. W…
Famous landmarks of Wales
Wild, desolate and unique, Wales is a great destination for families, hikers, nature lovers and cult…
Guy Fawkes Day history
BritEvents has a brief look at the history behind the infamous Guy Fawkes, the man, his failed Gunpo…
Canterbury Cathedral
With its rolling green hills, historic castles and proximity to London, the county of Kent, known as the 'Garden of England', is one of the country's favourite travel destinations. BritEvents looks at its most interesting landmarkCanterbury Cathedral, the site of Thomas Becket's murder in 1170.
London history in a nutshell
As one of the world's great cities, London has much to offer the visitor. But its position as a glob…
Queen Elizabeth II: A (mostly) glittering reign
As the oldest British monarch in history, Queen Elizabeth II has seen it all.She has ruled for a w…
Top Ten Nightclubs
Although many smaller nightclubs have shut up shop over the last decade, the strongest nightclubs ar…
Young Pilgrim album review
A far cry from his Busted days, Charlie Simpson releases his first solo album Young Pilgrim with a f…
The Chinese State Circus
It's been called the World's Greatest Acrobatic Spectacle, and it's just embarked on its UK premiere.Yin Yang, the exhilarating new performance from The Chinese State Circus, is back with more incredible acts of poise, power and talent. We sent BritEvents' Amanda Arnold to review the show, who was also lucky to catch up with director Phillip Gandey to find out more about this new extravaganza.
Britain's prettiest inhabitied places
From chocolate-box villages of quaint thatched cottages, to old medieval churches steeped with histo…
Get loved up for Valentine 2012
First established by Pope Gelasius I in 496 AD, Valentine's Day celebrates St. Valentine, a Christia…
Get Lost in Britain's Best Mazes
Built as both a fun challenge as well as historic and cultural purposes, mazes are both entertaining…
Butcher the Bar BritEvents Interviews
BritEvents' Lucy Middleton catches up with Joel Nicholson of Butcher the Bar to ask him more about h…
British tattoo conventions 2012 guide
Practiced since Neolithic times, and in many cultures and religions throughout the world, body tattooing has now become a part of mainstream fashion.We take a look at some of the best tattoo conventions taking place across the country, even though the practice is so widespread we can barely scratch the surface.Sorry, bad joke, but you get the idea.
Top ten stand up comedians for 2012
Over the last few years there has been an explosion of interest in stand-up comedy, thanks to the li…
Great British food festivals
The French may think that we're just a nation of 'les rosbifs', but ask any Brit what they think of …
The biggest films of 2012
A long time ago the ancient civilisation The Mayans predicted that 2012 would bring cataclysmic even…
Grand National world's greatest steeplechase?
Watched by more than nine million people across the globe, The Grand National is one of the highligh…
Top 10 historic British museum ships
It was once said that Britain ruled the waves, and that's no surprise given the amount of time and money that was dedicated to building the world's greatest fleet of ships.Some of these ships still survive, and BritEvents takes a look at what we think are the top ten historic ships, now open to the public.
London's blue plaques
Many well known people have lived in London, and many of their former homes are indicated by a disti…
Matilda the Musical preview
BritEvents' Amanda Arnold takes a look at Matilda the musical, the award-winning musical which has b…
War Horse review and puppeteer interview
As Stephen Spielberg's eagerly anticipated film War Horse hits the screens in January, BritEvents' L…
Matthew Bourne's The Nutcracker
Heralded as the most popular dance production ever staged in the UK, Matthew Bourne's The Nutcracker…
Famous British Bridges
You may think they're a little bit boring, but the some of the bridges that cross rivers, gorges, valleys and waterways have more history and heritage than you would imagine.We take a look at some of the most famous bridges in the British Isles, and cast a little bit of history behind them.
Party in the New Year 2012
New Year's Eve means just one thing - it's party time!Welcome in 2012 by partying like it's erm, 1…
Rainy days out in Britain
Despite our rich heritage, vibrant culture and modern tastes in entertainment, Britain is prone to a…
London's lesser known museums
BritEvents takes a look at some of the lesser-known museums in London, devoted to the more unusual s…
The history of pantomime
The Pantomime season is upon us - Oh, no it's not! Oh, yes it is! - and BritEvents looks at the hist…
An interview with Nick Helm
Nick Helm the author of the best joke at this years Edinburgh Fringe brings his bombastic act to The Therapy Room this month. We sent Sifaeli Tesha to quiz him on his being loud, meeting his heroes and to find out something nobody else knew. Well two out of three isn't bad
The Nutcracker at the Theatre Severn
A classic ballet for the whole family, Tchaikovsky's Nutcracker is one of the most famous ballets si…
Literary Greats and their Homes
BritEvents has listed the British homes of the literary giants which are sure to kindle the imaginat…
American football popularity grows in UK
With another full-house at Wembley for the fifth NFL International Series game it's clear the popula…
10 must have books for British tourists
Each year millions of tourists step foot onto British soil to experience the culture and history of …
Trick or treat Halloween coming soon
The run-up to halloween means just one thing - the supermarket isles are stocked up with scary costumes, horrible toys and things that go bump in the night.If you want to venture out this Halloween, we've got a list of events taking place near you.
Hawks on Walks Battlefield Falconry Centre
Take a walk in the stunning Shropshire countryside and become a falconer for the morning at the Batt…
Uneven Structure Februus album review
It has been two and a half years in the making, but will Uneven Structure's debut album Februus deli…
Tandem skydive with Red Letter Days
Throwing yourself out of a plane at 10,000 feet might be considered utter madness. But if close frie…
10 most haunted places in Shropshire
Everyone has their own story of a ghost that supposedly haunts their home - from hooded monks disapp…
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