Thousands of festival-goers will be drawn to Weymouth Harbour to enjoy one of the UK’s most renowned food festivals, bringing together fresh seafood, champagne and family entertainment.
The New Forest National Park Authority is running the John Muir Award which is an international environmental award scheme for people of all backgrounds. It is open to groups, families and individuals and is a non-competitive, inclusive and accessible.
Around 60,000 people are expected to visit this year’s Bournemouth Food & Drink Festival, which takes place from 17–26 June in Bournemouth Square.
As Dorset slowly emerges into late Spring on the magical Isle of Purbeck, meadows are full of cowslips and weekly dolphin sightings have been logged already.
Moors Valley Country Park and Forest, near Ringwood will launch a new children’s challenge on 28 May.
Over 500,000 bikes are now registered on BikeRegister (www.bikeregister.com), the national police approved cycle database.
If you enjoy dining out and exploring new places to eat – here’s some new food for thought. Sole Food Safari offers tasty tours of the local culinary scene to discover new places to eat that will tantalise your taste buds.
As the weather warms up there is a host of outdoor activities to look forward to at Wimborne’s Knoll Gardens this summer.
Battling banjos, booming basses and furious fiddlers will descend on Lymington from Friday 20 to Saturday 21 May 2016 as the Rustic Stomp music festival takes place at Vickers Hill.
On the weekend of 21 and 22 May, the National Trust’s West Dorset team is holding the annual Spring Tide Food Festival at Hive Beach, Burton Bradstock. The festival will be open between 10am and 4pm on both days.