The Headstone Village Show is set to return this August bank holiday, promising a day filled with entertainment and activities for all ages at the historic grounds of Headstone Manor & Museum.
This year’s event will feature the 19th Annual Horticultural & Craft Show presented by Harrow in LEAF. Attendees can explore a number of entries, with the day culminating in an award ceremony. Visitors can enjoy a variety of free entertainment options spread across the grounds. Food and drink stalls will be available for guests.
The popular Duck Pond Market will also return inside the Great Barn. The market will feature artisan stalls, sustainable and ethical food, crafts, homewares, and arts. Other attractions at the event include live entertainment, open-air theatre shows, gardening Olympics, Harrow Beekeepers, live music, family craft workshops, guided nature walks, roaming performers, fairground rides, and community stalls.
The event aims to provide a memorable day for families and community members. It will take place on Monday, 26th August, from 12pm to 5pm. Admission costs are £4 for standard tickets, £2.50 for children under 12, and free for children under 2. A group ticket for four people is available for £10. All ages are welcome to attend.
For those interested in group tickets, a discount will automatically apply when adding four standard tickets to the basket. A £1 non-refundable booking fee applies per online transaction. The online box office is powered by Harrow Arts Centre, with post-booking communications sent from box.office@harrowarts.com.
Parking is not available at the event, but there is provision for disabled parking exclusively for Blue Badge holders.
The event will be held at Headstone Manor Museum, located at Headstone Recreation Ground, Pinner View, Harrow, London HA2 6PX. For more information, you can contact the venue at 020 8863 6720.
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