10th September 2022 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.
- Memorial Hall
- Brown's Lane
- Charlbury
Following on from the success of the Spring Show 2022 with wonderful new entries, we want to encourage all gardeners, including children, to have a go at entering flowers, vegetables and produce for a bumper Annual Show in the Memorial Hall this autumn.
There has been some sort of horticultural show in Charlbury since the late 1800’s and so, in this historic year, we hope that you will help us to continue this tradition. For those of you who came to the Spring Show, we hope you feel very confident in entering an exhibit. It really is fun and very easy. So please look at the schedule below and plan what you might exhibit this year.
Shows are open to everyone, members and non-members!
At the show, anyone joining the Garden Society for 2023 will be given free membership for the rest of 2022.
- Date: Saturday 10 September 2022
- Location: Memorial Hall, Brown’s Lane, Charlbury
- Entry fees: 10p per entry, no fees for children’s classes
- Staging: 8.30am - 10.45am
- Open to public: 2.00pm - 4.00pm
- Admission: 50p (free for children)
- Presentation of awards: 3.45pm
- Prize money: Available for collection after 2.00pm
CHILDREN'S CORNER
Our children are the gardeners of the future.
The children's classes, therefore, include at least one aspect of 'growing', plus some craft or cookery.
Some entries will need to be planned for or prepared well in advance!
There will be two age groups for judging the children's categories: 4-7 years; and 8-12 years.
SCHEDULES AND ENTRY FORMS
Show schedules and entry forms can be downloaded and printed off by clicking the links below.
Schedules will also be available at various points around Charlbury a week or so before the Show.
Annual Show Schedule (also contains the General Exhibition Rules and the Entry Form)
The following reference document has been compiled to help both experienced exhibitors and new exhibitors:
Click the link below to read about the history of the cups awarded, going back to 1958! Including fascinating details about who originally donated the cups, and when they were first engraved.