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It’s Wokingham May Fayre today

by Emma Merchant
May 6, 2024
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Fun at last year's May Fayre, will be repeated on Monday, May 6. Picture: Wokingham Lions Club

Fun at last year's May Fayre, will be repeated on Monday, May 6. Picture: Wokingham Lions Club

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THERE’S a special family day out with lots of entertainment in a borough town.

The Wokingham May Fayre, organised by Wokingham Lions Club, is an annual fundraiser for borough charities.

Families can enjoy a day out with activities for all, including: a kiddies funfair, stage performances throughout the day, a children’s zoo, ferret racing, walkabout entertainment, and Morris dancers.

Visitors can also expect 100 market stalls, food vendors selling meals, snacks, ice cream and drinks, and a picnic area in Elms Field.

  • How much does it cost?

Entry is free.

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The main stage is at the top of Denmark Street, opposite W H Smith.

Stalls then extend down Denmark Street and through Erftstadt Court towards Elms Field. The funfair is on Elms Field along with other rides and food vendors, and an events marquee.

  • What’s happening, and when?

Stalls and attractions are available throughout the day, on Monday, May 6, from 10am until 5pm.

There’s also a programme of timed events:

  • On the Main Stage in Market Place

11:00 Official Opening of event by the mayor and mini mayor

11:10 Steppin’ Out Stars of Tomorrow

11:45 EBOS (East Berkshire Operatic Society)

12:15 The Dance Zone

12:40 Phoenix Ukulele Band

13:25 Bharatanatyam Classical Indian Dance Display

13:40 Comedy Jugglers

14:10 Chance to Dance (Special Needs Dance School)

14:30 Acoustic Jass (traditional jazz band)

15:00 Artemis.

15:30 O’Gara School of Irish Dance

16:00 Wokingham Rock Choir

  • On Elms Field

This area will host a funfair, a tea tent, a public address system, food vendors selling meals, snacks, ice-creams and drinks throughout the day, and the following timed events:

12:00 (noon) Berkshire Bedlam Morris Dancers (and on Denmark Street at 2.30pm/3.00pm)

12:30 Jazz Band

13:15 St. Sebastian Brass Band

14:15 Almost Alice

13:15 St. Sebastian Brass Band

  • In Erftstadt Court (between Denmark Street and Elms Field)

Here, families can find toilets, a children’s zoo, and first aid.

Car parking spaces may be found at the following locations – parking charges may apply.

ALDI: 90 minutes maximum (drivers must register in store); Carnival Pool multi-story (height barrier); Cockpit Path: six hours maximum;

Denmark Street: four hours maximum; Easthampstead Road East: all day; Easthampstead Road West: all day (height barrier)

Elms Road multi-story: all day (height barrier); Rose Street: two hours maximum; Shute End Council Offices: all day (height barrier)

Waitrose: 90 minutes maximum; and Wokingham Railway Station multi-story: all day (height barrier)

Please note: the event timetable may be subject to last-minute changes.

For more information, visit: www.wokinghamlions.org.uk

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