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Where to celebrate New Year on the Isle of Wight
Full to the coast of fabulous restaurants, cosy pubs, and vibrant events, the Isle of Wight beckons for a wonderfully festive stay, especially around New Year's Eve.
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Chale Show
There's something for everyone at Chale Show. Watch entertainment taking place throughout the day in the main arena, sit on hay bales and enjoy local musicians, browse around the local produce stalls or take the kids to the fair. **The 2021 show has been cancelled**
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Walking Festival on the Isle of Wight
The popular Walking Festival takes place twice in 2024 with the Spring Walking Festival from 11th - 19th May and the Autumn Festival 5th - 13th October. Both local and visiting walkers of all ages and abilities are invited to set-off across the Island on a wide choice of themed walks.
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Royal Agricultural Show
The ‘County Show’ as its more commonly known is a popular event on the island with locals due to the large rural and agricultural community on the Island.
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The Isle of Wight Garlic Festival: All you need to know
Ever since the late 1960s the Isle of Wight has been synonymous with festivals.
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We prefer Cottages to Campsites!
There's an awful lof of Isle of Wight Festival activity going on at the moment - the first line-up announcements were made this week and were met with great excitement here at Wight Locations and we've already started compiling lists of *must-see* acts.
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Isle of Wight Literary Festival
The Isle of Wight Literary Festival, sponsored by Red Funnel, is a wonderful opportunity for book-lovers of every genre to come together and celebrate the spoken and written word.
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Walk the Fort, St Helens & Bembridge
Once a year, on a summer day in August during the spring tide, a whisper will travel around the villages of Bembridge, St Helens and Seaview that the Fort Walk is on!
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The Seaview Regatta
The dates for the 2022 Seaview Regatta are 16th - 18th August.