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Ticket to Ryde – A Tasty Guide to the Isle of Wight Scooter Rally
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This August bank holiday, Ryde is set to come alive with the arrival of the Isle of Wight Scooter Rally, and along with it a party atmosphere takes over the town. The event has been taking place on the Island for over thirty years and is internationally renowned, attracting over 5,000 classic Vespas and Lambrettas with an island-wide drive out on the Sunday. With so much going on we’ve pulled together a few places we think should be on your hit-list for the weekend. Carnaby Street may not be what it used to be but Union Street has got it all.

Cowes Week
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Cowes Week Eats – A Tasty Guide to Cowes Week
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Cowes Week is and has been a big deal for a long time… Well, since 1826 if we’re being exact! Cowes is host to many great sailing events, races and regattas throughout the year but Cowes Week truly is the jewel in the crown – Queen Victoria’s would be apt, as HRH was a fan of the event, awarding the…

Pint of Beer, Isle of Wight Steam Railway
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Hop aboard for the Real Ale Festival at the Isle of Wight Steam Railway
Hop aboard for the Real Ale Festival at the Isle of Wight Steam Railway 2000 1333 The Editor

The 14th Isle of Wight Real Ale Festival features beers sourced from brewers all over the country, including many brewed on the Isle of Wight. Try over 40 real ales and seven real ciders

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Burns’ Night
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Burns’ Night is traditionally celebrated on the 25th January. No longer an exclusively Scottish affair, the whole country is getting in on the act, including the Isle of Wight! The Garlic Farm Burns’ Night Supper runs from 7pm to 11pm on the 25th. Enjoy the traditional Burns’ night menu with Haggis, neeps and tatties and a Scottish Whisky Menu. Entertainment…

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