What’s On Magazine January issue is out now. Along with a list of events for January in your local area and beyond, we preview CIRQUE DU SOLEIL – LUZIA – A WAKING DREAM OF MEXICO – Coming to LONDON’S ROYAL ALBERT HALL from Wednesday 12 January – Sunday 27 February 2022.
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What’s On Magazine December issue is out now. Along with a list of events for December in your local area and beyond, we look at a range of Champagnes for the festive season.
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What’s On Magazine November issue is out now. Along with a list of events for November in your local area and beyond, we look at a new range of organic wine by Gary Barlow. The drinks had been “carefully crafted and developed” by Gary Barlow to reflect his “passion for quality, and authentic wine”.
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What’s On Magazine October issue is out now. Along with a list of events for October in your local area and beyond, we review the 2021 Goodwood Revival. The world’s greatest weekend of historic racing was accompanied by fabulous vintage fashion, glorious sunshine – for the most part! – and an incredible atmosphere as visitors revelled in the Revival’s return.
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What’s On Magazine September issue is out now. Along with a list of events for September in your local area and beyond, we review the 2021 Henley Royal Regatta. After being cancelled last year for the first time in its 182-year history outside of the World Wars, the five-day Regatta returned with 300 races featuring Olympians and emerging stars from around the world.
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Triumphant return: epic 2021 Festival of Speed comes to a spectacular close.
Rob Bell in the McLaren 720S GT3X wins the Shootout with a time of 45.01
The Lancia Stratos HF owned by Marc Newsom won the Cartier Style et Luxe
Superstar Tom Cruise made a surprise visit, dropping in to witness a stunt spectacular.
Electric Avenue presented by Sky Zero and Future Lab presented by bp proved a firm favourite with visitors across the weekend.
Cars were being covered, transporters loaded and tales of hairy moments on the Hill shared as the 2021 Festival of Speed presented by Mastercard came to a spectacular close. Given the go-ahead as a pilot event by the UK Government’s Event Research Programme, the Festival drew eager crowds keen to celebrate everything motoring and motorsport. The Right Honourable Oliver Dowden MP, Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport visited the Festival on Friday.
Familiar favourites were there to entertain at motorsport’s ultimate garden party; the Red Arrows roared overhead on Friday and Sunday, an array of elegantly eclectic concours cars graced the Cartier Style et Luxe lawn while the Central Feature received a multimedia makeover, displaying a virtual Lotus Emira to both viewers at the event and those enjoying the occasion at home.
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