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Village show

Henley Reporter

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12:57PM, Tuesday 13 August 2024

THE 42nd Ewelme Show will be held at the village recreation ground on bank holiday Monday, August 26.

The show tent opens to the public at 2pm.

There will also be stalls, a display of classic cars, a children’s entertainer, tea and cakes and a grand draw with a first prize of £100.

Local guitarist Tom Sim and other musicians will perform.

Admission costs £1. To book a stall, call Angela on 01492 834111 or Tracey on (01491) 834358.

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