Festive fun at the Winter Fair
Friends and families can experience fun winter activities, including Santa’s Grotto, a giant snow globe, as well as live festive music and a funfair. Younger visitors will also love listening to storytelling with Mistletoe the Elf, where children can learn all about the magic of the North Pole.
Santa's Grotto
Come along and meet Father Christmas and his elves and receive a special gift. There is no booking required to see Santa, but do we recommend you arrive early to secure your spot.
Cost: £5 per child in family groups
Giant snow globe
Step inside our giant snow globe and experience a winter wonderland. Why not take a photo to make the perfect Christmas card cover!
Suggested donation of £1 to the South of England Agricultural Society Education Fund.
Cost: Suggested donation of £1
Storytelling with Mistletoe the Elf
Meet Mistletoe the Elf and spend time with her learning about the magic of the North Pole and the excitement of Yule. You’ll also hear some traditional poems and stories about the winter realm.
Mistletoe is a lively character but may be mischievous! These story crafting sessions are suitable for all. Do make time to meet her for a photo after the stories, she may even take a message for her boss!
The Christmas tree fairy will also be on hand to add magic to your day!
Storytelling sessions at 11.30am and 2pm.
Cost: included in ticket price
Live music
Enjoy the festive sounds of the fantastic Ariel Choir and Academy who will be joining us to perform festive tunes throughout the weekend.
We’ll also be welcoming a new addition to the Winter Fair line up, saxophonist Steve Turner as well as welcoming back the fantastic singer, Lianna Haynes, with her mix of vintage and Christmas classics from the 1950’s and 1960’s.
Cost: included in ticket price
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Membership
If you enjoy attending our shows, find out more about Membership. You can attend each day of our four seasonal shows, access Members’ areas including parking, and you will be helping us to continue our work to fund and support agricultural education and countryside learning.
