

Guaranteed to be a hot day with 100 stallholders and more than 250 chillies - from Apache to Wild Fire and Banana to Carrot - and sweet peppers on display in the restored Victorian glasshouses. There will be food tasting, cooking demonstrations, chilli chocolate and ice cream and salsa of the dancing variety.

The star fish is undoubtedly the Arbroath smokie - haddock smoked over hardwood - but past years have also seen trout specialities, suckling pig, venison and ostrich meat, available from the Smokie Trail, comprising 70-odd stalls along the harbour. Visitors can also sample locally-caught produce at the Gourmet Galley and enjoy demonstrations by some of Scotland's super chefs.

This year's Isle of Wight Garlic Festival promises to be the biggest ever with up to 20,000 people attending. At its heart is our world famous Isle of Wight Garlic but we showcase the very best of Island produce. This year Dunsbury Lamb makes its debut, served in a variety of ways. Over 300 stalls will sell food and a diverse range of arts and crafts inside larger than ever marquees.
Details: www.garlic-festival.co.uk/
This year's Chichester International Film Festival (August 21 - September 7) not only offers close to 100 films from around the world including previews, premieres and recent releases (The Duchess, Breakfast with Scott, Angel, Edge of Heaven and Summer are some) but some of the finest food to be found in Sussex.

If you love food then this is the perfect opportunity for you to sample Scottish fayre, taste the best Scottish whiskies, enjoy fine wines and beers, and try your hand at mixing cocktails.
Details: www.foodiesfestival.com/edinburgh/

Join a hedgerow or shoreline walk to discover “free food” and then watch chefs transform the foraged bounty into everyday meals with innovative recipes.
Details: www.reallywildfestival.co.uk
The festival celebrates the crowning joy of Singapore, the Chilli Crab, which is Singapore's unofficial national dish. Drenched in a fresh tomato and chilli-based sauce, Chilli Crab is best enjoyed using fingers so you can prize out the succulent meat in the crab claws. There will be plenty of Chilli Crab on offer at the festival along with an array of other traditional Singaporean dishes which will get tastebuds tingling including Chicken satay, Char Kway Teow (a delicious rice noodle dish) and Hainanese Chicken Rice.
Details: www.tigerbeer.co.uk/chillicrab/
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