Whether you’re looking for international music line-ups, intimate encounters with literary greats or something altogether more alternative, there’s now a festival to suit every taste under the sun. Over the years, we’ve learned a thing or two about festivals, and in Summer Living  we’ve teamed up with the Guardian to bring together a comprehensive directory of events in the UK and across Europe.

But Summer Living is more than a simple festival guide - it also contains month-by-month suggestions for keeping the party going long after the tents have come down and the stages have been dismantled.

• - Useful tips for places to camp, swim, walk, eat and drink when the festival is over
• - Hilarious games to play all summer long, from toe-wrestling to human snail races
• - Effortless recipes for refreshing cocktails and delicious festival food
• With Summer Living in your hand, you can keep the festival spirit alive all year round.

Get your copy for just £10 from The Big Chill Bar or The Big Chill House (saving you £4.99 off the R.R.P. of £14.99) or you can order a copy online for £12.50 inc. p&p, here (UK only - for international orders please email us).

Take a look at the book here…

‘The British Summer does exist! The Big Chill way’
Matt Black, Coldcut

‘Forget seaside rock, damp cagoules and soggy sandwiches: the real British summer starts right here’
Peter Carlton, Film4

‘The ultimate, “fabulocious” festival guide for the summer’
Levi Roots

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