TOAST Magazine
Each week we publish articles on books, artists, seasonal recipes, travel and the stories of our makers and materials.
Hay Festival | 30 Years
Thirty years ago, the Hay Festival was born around a kitchen table. Norman,
In Pursuit of Spring
February and March are full of trickery. By the close of winter we're hardwired
Saffron Buns by Jessica Seaton
Saffron cakes are common across the Mediterranean and in Scandinavia, but in
On Film | Toni Erdmann
In the first scene of this exquisite film, Wilfried Conradi (Peter Simonischek)
Lettuces, Faustus And The Moon
Can it really be true? Surely it must be an alternative fact? Can people really
Gather Cook Feast
Jessica Seaton's new book,Gather Cook Feast, celebrates the connection between
Island Growing
I was 25 when I first visited the Welsh island of Caldey. Having spent the
Destination Dining
Brothers douard and Andr published their first restaurant guide in 1900. It
Workspace | Andrea Roman Ceramics
For this month's workspace we visited Andrea Roman the potter behind our
Driftwood Installation
Nigel Peterken is a native Kiwi, now residing in the South of England. He is a
Meet The Author | Book Club
For this month's book club we're reading Claire Fuller's Swimming Lessons. We
True Blue | TOAST Curates #1
TOAST Curates is a series of events and workshops on topics that inspire us:
Where The Pancakes Are
Rachel Walker talks to Patricia Trijbits, who recently launched the
Swimming Lessons | Book Club
The TOAST Book Club is published on the last Friday of every month. The reviews
Lisbon | Old & New
Lisbon is made of hills. Seven of them, all at a sharp 45-degree incline. A
Works of The Heart | The Windows
We asked three of our favourite bloggers to visit their local TOAST to seethe
We Walk Through The City
We walk through the city. We walk on tarmac, on paving stones, on moving metal
Spelt Fruit Tart
This recipe is from Sanda Vuckovic Pagaimo author of Little Upside Down
Zoe Whitley | The Curator's Eye
Zoe Whitley is a research curator at Tate Modern. She moved to London in
The History Of Paisley
The Paisley pattern is undoubtedly one of the most widely known and loved of
Works of the Heart | The Artists
In December last year we began lookingfor a variety of artists to showcase