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We look forward to welcoming you to the 24th Sutton on Trent Village Festival on 5th & 6th September 2009.
It will provide two days of fun, frivolity and entertainment. The extensive main ring programme provides something for everyone. There are flypasts, vintage cars & tractors, bouncy castles, stalls, fine food, bbq, beer and much much more.
The festival is built around the traditional Steam Threshing method of producing wheat and bailing straw. In August willing volunteers help to harvest the locally grown wheat using a 1950’s Lanz Binder. Under the guidance of Robin Drury over the two days 2 ton of wheat is processed through a 1949 Foster Threshing drum. more
See the boys harvesting in our gallery
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The 2009 festival is to be bigger and better than ever - with many new attractions together with the old favourites!
New for 2009 - Scarecrow competion. Look out for the posters
extreme trapolining, teacups and giant bouncy slide from WJG Eents.
Acrobatics from the 'stupendous' Dako Flying Angles
Laser Shooting. a great opportunity to test your accurancy! Back by popular request.
Saturday night - Live entertainment with The Business |
This year we have the sensational Manard Flip Flaps trolley of delights
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This year we have:
- Giant Bric & Brac
- Flower Show
- Cakes & Crafts
- Lazer Shooting
- Childrens inflatables
- Punch & Judy
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If you would like to join the committee or have an ideas for future festivals then please contact any of the committee below.
Committee Members:-
Paul Bosworth 821002
Mick & Sian Burns 821774
Simon Chalkley 822432
John Garnett 821542
Richard Harris 821058
Sam Hutchinson 821466
Jane Rayner 822776
Elaine Nicholson 822123
Jeremy Sanderson 822206
Patricia Taylor 822610
Brian Townsend 07939 475478
Ian Turlukowski 07967 363065
Kelwin Heighton 821387
Luke Burns 821774
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Thank you to our sponsors. Bazzoo web and graphic design for designing and updating our website.
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We are keen to collect a record of past and present festivals. If you have have any photo's please email them. |
Over the last 20 years many thousands of pounds have been raised for the benefit of the local community. more |
