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Today, Saturday, August 20, is the day for Twyford Village Fete – here’s what’s happening

by Emma Merchant
August 20, 2022
in Cars, Featured, Twyford
Join in the fun at the fete. Picture: Stephane Chadourne via Pixabay

Join in the fun at the fete. Picture: Stephane Chadourne via Pixabay

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HERE’S what you need to know:

Where is the fete?

Stanlake Meadow, Twyford is the location for the special events planned for today.

Parking is available.

What can visitors expect?

There’s a packed programme.

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Free events include: Steve Colley’s motorbike stunt show, tug of war, a bouncy castle and other inflatables, theatre characters, Punch and Judy, and circus skills.

Other activities will be a dog show, a classic car show, children’s races, and side stalls.

When is the fete happening?

Doors open at 1pm, with entertainment continuing throughout the afternoon until 5pm.

What food and drink will be available?

Food stalls run by Sonning Scouts, A star catering and Haweli, and a licenced bar will keep visitors refreshed throughout the afternoon.

What’s happening, and when?

1pm onwards Bubbleologist and stilt walker arrives

1pm Music from The Bullfrog Band (main stage)

1pm to 5pm Circus skills drop in workshop

1pm Punch and Judy show (30 mins)

1.10pm VIP opens the event

1.20pm Steve Colley motorbike stunt show (30mins) (fenced arena)

2pm to 2.30pm Children’s races (pavillion)

2.30pm Punch and Judy show (30 mins)

2.30pm Music from The Bullfrog Band (main stage)

2.30 to 3.30pm Meet the bubbleologist and stilt walker

3pm Tug of War (pavillion)

3.40pm Steve Colley motorbike stunt show (30mins) (fenced arena)

4pm to 5pm Meet the bubbleologist and stilt walker

4.10pm Music from The Bullfrog Band (main stage)

4.20pm Punch and Judy (30 mins)

4.50pm Classic Car winner announcement

5pm Band final set (main stage)

Dog show

Approximate times

1.30pm Best puppy (4 months to 1 year)

1.50pm Best veteran (8 years and over)

2.10pm Dog in best condition

2.30pm Bitch in best condition

2.50pm Waggiest tail

3.10pm Junior handler

3.30pm Best rescue

3.50pm Prettiest eyes

4.10pm Best trick

4.30pm Judges choice

4.50pm Best in show (winners of all classes)

How much does it cost to attend the fete?

Entry to the village fete is free, with parking available for £3.

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