East Preston Festival 2011 - Programme

9.00am-12noon: Outside Prestons Restaurant, 2 The Street
RNLI STALL AND HOMEMADE CAKE STALL
‘Shopping that can help save lives’

10.00am-11.30am: Miller Barn, Village Hall, Sea Road
BAYTREE CLUB COFFEE MORNING
Raffle, Gift Stall, Cakes. Admission 50p including coffee

10.00am-4.00pm: Warren Room, Village Hall, Sea Road
WORTHING MODEL RAILWAY CLUB
The Club is again showcasing railway modelling with a selection of exhibition standard layouts for your enjoyment. Advice on all aspects of the hobby available and who knows, you might even become a member! Entrance £1.

9.00am-12noon: On the beach behind the Seaview Hotel, Sea Road
OPEN DINGHY CLUB OPEN DAY
Founded 40 years ago the sailing club is for those who enjoy sailing & racing their small boats from the shore. The boats range from Mirror Dinghies and Toppers to 18 foot performance Catamarans. New Members are always welcome!

10.00am-5.00pm: Conservative Hall, Sea Road
AN EXHIBITION OF ART AND FLOWERS
Organised by East Preston Floral Club with local artists. Refreshments available, all paintings and flower arrangements for sale. Admission 50p. Donation to St Barnabas House Hospice.

11.00am: On the lawn next to the Catholic Church, Vermont Drive
ARK NAPPY RUN AND ARK CHALLENGE
For Under 5s "ARK NAPPY RUN" - 6th year running. For 5 - 9 year olds "ARK CHALLENGE" OBSTACLE RACE Bring a picnic lunch along to enjoy after the running. Prior entry helpful - forms available on Mondays 10.00-11.30 am at Ark Parent & Toddler Group, Catholic Church or telephone 01903 786928. Entry fee £1 for Chestnut Tree Hospice. They won't be ready for 2012 but come along and cheer our future Olympians!

1.30pm: Cricket Field, Warren Recreation Ground, Sea Road
EAST PRESTON CRICKET CLUB
Sussex Invitation League Cricket Match. Spectators Welcome

2.00pm-6.00pm: 10 Woodbridge Park, East Preston
PIMMS & MUSIC IN THE GARDEN
Once again Jean and Harvey invite everyone to their Garden Party on behalf of Shared Lives for South African Township Children in Delft. Come along and enjoy Pimms, strawberries and some wonderful music. There will be a plant stall and raffle amongst all the fun. Entrance is free, but donations would be most welcome.

2.00pm-4.00pm: Lashmar Road Recreation Ground
GIRLGUIDING, EAST PRESTON
SUMMER FAYRE AND FAMILY FUN DAY
Fun Races for all the family. Stalls, sideshows and many other attractions. Free Entry. In aid of Guide Local Funds

ALSO AT THE SUMMER FAYRE IN THE GUIDE HEADQUARTERS
Pharmacist from Lloyds Pharmacy will be available to give pharmaceutical information and if you are over 16 years, carry out a blood pressure check.

2.00pm-4.00pm: The Martlets, Fairlands
SUMMER FAIR
Many stalls, including cake stall, raffle, tombola. Any Enquiries 01903 788100.

7.30pm–10.00pm: Village Hall, Sea Road
THE ALLSORTS present...
'A Little Of What You Fancy'. Old Time Music Hall Revue. Join The Allsorts Revue Company for an evening of fun filled Victorian nostalgia, when they bring their Old Time Music Hall Revue to East Preston Village Hall. A lively and colourful show, that encourages audience participation and a chance to sing along to some of the old songs made famous by stars of the Halls. Victorian Dress optional! Admission £6.50. Tickets available from Box Offices. 01903 783616 or 01903 779692. Bar. Raffle

8.00pm: The Royal British Legion, The Street
FESTIVAL NIGHT WITH LIVE MUSIC
Everyone welcome, admission free.

10.00am-4.00pm: Miller Barn and Warren Room, Village Hall, Sea Road
FESTIVAL CRAFT FAIR
A variety of crafts to enjoy. Refreshments available. Raffle. Admission 50p

10.00am-5.00pm: Conservative Hall, Sea Road
AN EXHIBITION OF ART AND FLOWERS
Organised by East Preston Floral Club with local artists. Refreshments available, all paintings and flower arrangements for sale. Admission 50p. Donation to St Barnabas House Hospice.

10.30 am: Village Green, Sea Road
THE ROYAL BRITISH LEGION PARTY ON THE GREEN
Real Ale Marquee, Boules, Kid's Zone, Tombola, Face Painting, Hog Roast & BBQ, Tug of War, Live Music

2.00pm: Cricket Field, Warren Recreation Ground, Sea Road
EAST PRESTON CRICKET CLUB FRIENDLY GAME
Come and enjoy watching a friendly game of Cricket in East Preston.

3.00pm: Village Green, Sea Road
FESTIVAL TUG O’ WAR!
Between Sea View Hotel, Tudor Tavern, The Royal British Legion, The Clockhouse and others. Come and watch the strong men of East Preston and cheer them on!

5.30pm: Village Green, Sea Road
FESTIVAL SONGS OF PRAISE
East Preston Christian Community invite you to join with them and the Royal British Legion Band (Lancing). Please bring chair or blanket to sit on. A Collection will be taken during the service to support local Charities.

6.30pm: Seaview Public House/Hotel, Sea Road
LIVE MUSIC FROM “WILLY AUSTIN”
Join us at the Seaview for an evening of live music.

8.00pm: The Royal British Legion, The Street
THE ROYAL BRITISH LEGION BINGO NIGHT plus BONUS FESTIVAL FLYER
Members and non members welcome at Sunday Bingo evening. £1.50 for the Bingo, optional £1 Festival Flyer with big cash prize!

10.00am-4.00pm: Conservative Hall, Sea Road
AN EXHIBITION OF ART AND FLOWERS
Organised by East Preston Floral Club with local artists. Refreshments available, all paintings and flower arrangements for sale. Admission 50p. Donation to St Barnabas House Hospice.

10.00am-11.30am: Catholic Church Hall, Vermont Drive
ARK PARENT AND TODDLER GROUP OPEN MORNING
Let's get messy! Fun and games with Krafty Sam (tel: 07910 714357) - paint and salt dough activities. Please dress appropriately!

10.00am-10.45am: Miller Barn, Village Hall, Sea Road
ZUMBA CLASS
Come and take part in a Zumba Class with Sally Parkinson. Admission £1.00. Donation to Festival Funds.

10.00am–12.00noon: The Royal British Legion, The Street
THE ROYAL BRITISH LEGION, TEA AND COFFEE
Come in all week for a morning cup of tea or coffee and find out about the social club and charity work we provide.

10.00am–2.00pm: Warren Room, Village Hall, Sea Road
VINTAGE RADIO STATION AND MORSE CODE
Have a look and listen to vintage radio equipment of the 1939 era using a National HRO receiver in its original condition and a Harvey Laboratories transmitter. The station will be live and young visitors will be able to try their hand at sending their names in Morse Code.

1.00pm-2.00pm: Miller Barn, Village Hall, Sea Road
SAMPSON FITNESS B.A.C.R
Come along and enjoy a free Pimms, lemonade and fruit, or soft drinks, and let us entertain you with a megamix of fitness classes. Senior Healthy exercises for all abilities with a mini salascise display and a mini aerobics display, plus stalls. Classes start from £3.00 with free parking, no Direct Debits no membership fees. Visit www.westsussexfitness.com for information on fitness classes or ring 01903 721563. See you there!

2.00pm-5.00pm: Various locations around East Preston
EAST PRESTON VILLAGE OPEN GARDENS
Enjoy a pleasant afternoon visiting local gardens. There will be refreshments in some of the gardens. Full details and brief description of gardens on tickets. Tickets £3.00 per person will give entry to all gardens today and Wednesday evening. Available from Box Offices. Various charities supported

3.30pm–4.15pm: The Library, The Street
“FESTIVAL FUN” - STORIES AND ACTIVITIES
Festival fun time for children aged 4 to 8 years old. No charge to take part!

7.15pm-8.15pm: Angmering-on-Sea Lawn Tennis Club, Homelands Avenue
TENNIS COACHING SESSION FOR ADULTS
Adults (16+) are welcome to join in free of charge.

7.30pm: Miller Barn, Village Hall, Sea Road
FESTIVAL GENERAL KNOWLEDGE QUIZ
1st Team Prize: £60.00 plus the Leonard Lee Shield. 2nd Team Prize: £40.00 plus the Kim Driscoll Cup. 3rd Team Prize: £20.00. £8.00 per team of 4. Raffle, bar. Enquiries 01903 770788. Due to fire regulations, we regret we are unable to accommodate spectators.

7.30pm: Warren Room, Village Hall, Sea Road
"POETRY & PIMMS"
Enjoy a convivial evening of Poetry and a FREE Pimms. A chance to read your favourite poem or just be part of the audience. Everyone welcome, admission £2.50. Tickets available from Box Offices, any unsold tickets on the door. Profits donated to the East Preston Festival Funds

7.30pm: The Royal British Legion, The Street
THE ROYAL BRITISH LEGION, THE SECRETS OF MANOR ROAD GARAGE
Come and find out what was found! Free admission, refreshments available.

9.30am-10.30am: Scout Headquarters, The Street
HAPPY DAYS PRE-SCHOOL OPEN MORNING
Start the day with Happy Days!

9.45am-11.30am : Miller Barn, Village Hall, Sea Road
A FUN EXERCISE CLASS TO LIVE MUSIC
By La Ronda Fitness Classes. Revival refreshments afterwards. Admission free. Raffle for St Wilfrid’s Hospice

10.00am-12noon: Angmering-on-Sea Lawn Tennis Club, Homelands Avenue
COFFEE MORNING
Come and meet members of the club and join in with a ‘Coffee Morning’ session. The social play is hosted by a Club Professional. Rackets provided. Beginners welcome. No charge.

12.00noon–2.00pm: The Royal British Legion, The Street
THE ROYAL BRITISH LEGION, LUNCHTIME
Join us all week for lunch, members and non-members welcome.

1.45pm–4.15pm: Miller Barn, Village Hall, Sea Road
EAST PRESTON SEQUENCE DANCE CLUB
Come along and enjoy the fun, and join in if you feel the urge to dance! Free entry.

2.00pm–4.00pm: Warren Room, Village Hall, Sea Road
U3A OPEN AFTERNOON
The U3A run over 90 study groups locally for retired and semi-retired people, covering a wide range of subjects. It is a way of sharing interests and knowledge with like-minded people. See us work at painting, gardening, card making and craft. There will be an opportunity to learn about us, by talking to some of our members and tutors. Free entry.

2.00pm-4.00pm: Baytrees, Corner of the Street & Fairlands
TEA ON THE LAWN
The Residents and Staff at Baytrees would be pleased to meet you over a cup of tea and cakes in their garden, weather permitting.

6.30pm-8.00pm: Cricket Field, Warren Recreation Ground, Sea Road
COLTS CRICKET
Under 12s – coaching and net practice (school years 5,6 and 7). You are invited to watch and support our cricketers of tomorrow.

7.30pm-9.00pm: Warren Room, Village Hall, Sea Road
STORY HAT RING
An evening of Storytelling, Strawberries and Sparkling Wine. Admission £3.00. Donation to East Preston Local Charities

7.30pm–9.30pm: Village Hall, Sea Road
CALL MY WINE BLUFF
Organised by the East Preston Twinning Association. An entertaining evening of wine tasting along the lines of Call My Bluff. The team will describe a variety of wines in a blind tasting. Only one will be true – but which?! Admission £6.50, includes wines & nibbles. Tickets available from the Box Offices.

8.15pm: The Royal British Legion, The Street
THE ROYAL BRITISH LEGION, QUIZ NIGHT
Everyone is invited for a friendly quiz. Cash prizes, great bar. A fun night for the whole family. Members and non members welcome

10.00am-11.30am: Miller Barn, Sea Road
CUPPA AND CAKES
Tea at The Barn in aid of St.Barnabas House Hospice, organised by members of Our Lady Star of the Sea Church. Tombola, plants, cakes and Phoenix cards on sale, tickets £2.50 at Box Offices or from organisers to include refreshments or 50p on the door to just browse.

10.00am-4.00pm: Village Hall, Sea Road
ANTIQUES DISCOVERY DAY BY BONHAMS
Auctioneers & Valuers since 1793. What’s hiding in your attic? Bring your favourite antique items or treasures for valuation by experts from Bonhams. Refreshments available. Maximum number three items per person. £1.00 per item.

1.30pm–2.30pm: Cricket Pavilion, Sea Road
EAST PRESTON VILLAGE PRE SCHOOL
Come and join us for a fun afternoon with an entertainer! Visitors welcome. Refreshments will be provided. A chance for parents to look around and have an informal chat with our staff.

2.30pm: Miller Barn, Village Hall, Sea Road
EAST PRESTON & KINGSTON’S COASTAL HISTORY EXPLORED
TALK AND SLIDE SHOW by MARGARET GILBERT
Sponsored by the East Preston & Kingston Preservation Society. From the Armada, Napoleonic to Second World War, beacons, signal stations and gun batteries protected our shore. The Coastguard had a base here and smuggling incidents are recorded. Kingston’s lost chapel and homes are part of our changing coastline’s history, a well excavated on the beach being the only relic. Tickets £3.00 available from Box Offices, any unsold tickets on the door.

2.30pm–4.00pm: The Library, The Street
AFTERNOON TEA
Come along and join us for afternoon tea and a slice of cake. Sponsored by our lovely lady librarians of East Preston!

5.00pm-8.00pm: Various locations around East Preston
VILLAGE OPEN GARDENS
If you were unable to visit the gardens on Monday, here is a second chance. Full details and brief description of gardens on tickets. Tickets £3.00 per person will give entry to all gardens and are available from Box Offices Various charities supported.

6.00pm: Village Green, Sea Road
“FUN RUN”
Children from Year 4, East Preston Junior School are organising a fun run for the whole community. You can run, jog, walk or even crawl. By just simply taking part you are a winner because everyone wins being part of the East Preston team. Entry forms available from the East Preston Junior School office and the Festival Box Offices. All forms to be returned to East Preston Junior School by Friday 3rd June. Entry £1.00 per person.

6.30pm: Guide Headquarters, Lashmar Road
SAUSAGE SIZZLE
Come and join in with Rainbows, Brownies, Guides and Trefoil Guild and sing campfire songs. Hot dog refreshments Organised by Girl guiding, East Preston.

7.00pm: Warren Recreation Ground, Sea Road
EAST PRESTON STOOLBALL CLUB v FIRE FIGHTERS FROM EAST PRESTON FIRE STATION
Playing for the Medhurst Cup. Raffle in aid of Cancer Research UK.

7.00pm: Angmering-on-Sea Lawn tennis Club, Homelands Avenue
CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP SEMI-FINALS
See some great tennis and get a taste of the social life of the Club at the barbeque. The bar will be open.

7.30pm: Miller Barn, Village Hall, Sea Road
BINGO EVENING
25p per book: Refreshments, raffle. Admission 20p. Organised by The Royal British Legion – Women’s Section.

7.30pm: Seaview Public House/Hotel, Sea Road
Display by SOMPTING MORRIS DANCERS.
Entry Free.

6.30pm–11.00pm: The Royal British Legion, The Street
THE ROYAL BRITISH LEGION, WACKY FESTIVAL WEDNESDAY
Curry & Drink £4.99, cash draw, entertainment, ‘Open the Box’. Members and non members welcome.

10.00am-11.30am: Village Hall Complex, Sea Road
VILLAGE MARKET MORNING
Variety of stalls, raffle, entry 50p. Please support local charities, clubs and organisations.

10.00am-12noon: Angmering-on-Sea Lawn Tennis Club, Homelands Avenue
COFFEE MORNING TENNIS
Meet members of the club and join in with the ‘Coffee Morning’ session. The social play is hosted by a Club Professional. Rackets provided. Beginners welcome. No charge.

2.00pm-4.00pm: Conservative Hall, Sea Road
THE SILVER SURFERS COMPUTER CLUB FOR THE OVER 55s, OPEN AFTERNOON
See the skills of the Silver Surfers. Members range from beginners to the more advanced. Free entry, everybody welcome! Please note that there is a waiting list to join the Club itself.

2.30pm–4.30 pm: Green Willow Residential Home, Vicarage Lane
JAZZ IN THE GARDEN
Join us for a Strawberry Cream Tea inside or out in the gardens whilst browsing the best ever cake stall sale and home made handicrafts! Admission £2 which includes a free Strawberry Cream Tea. All proceeds go to our residents' amenity fund.

2.00pm-7.00pm: Various locations around East Preston
EAST PRESTON VILLAGE ARTISTS’ TRAIL
Enjoy a pleasant afternoon visiting local artists’ studios at their homes. Full details and brief description of artists on tickets. Tickets £3.00 per person will give entry to all studios, available from Festival Box Offices.

6.00pm-8.00pm: Bowls Club Green, Sea Lane
EAST PRESTON & KINGSTON BOWLS CLUB, NEW MEMBERS CLINIC
Have you ever tried your hand at Bowls? Now is the time to have a go with a club coach to help you. You will also have a chance to see the facilities and find out what we have to offer at your local bowls club. Enquiries to 01903 778809.

6.30pm-8.00pm: Cricket Field, Warren Recreation Ground, Sea Road
COLTS CRICKET
Under 14s and Under 16s. Coaching and net practice (school years 8, 9, 10 and 11). In 2007 EPCC Under 14s won the West Sussex League and were runners-up in the Sussex Festival Bowl competition. You are invited to watch and support our cricketers of tomorrow.

7.00pm: Seaview Public House/Hotel, Sea Road
FUN HORSE RACE NIGHT
In aid of Miracles Charity.

7.30pm: Miller Barn, Sea Road
THE PHOENIX BIG BAND WITH SOLOIST SUE HOWES
Returning by popular demand the Phoenix Big Band will entertain with the timeless music of Glen Miller and Count Basie era. They will also give a wide variety of other music virtues of passion and excitement in a way that only a Big Band can! Book early for this very popular event. Raffle, Bar. Admission £4.50. Tickets available at Festival Box Offices.

7.30pm–9.30pm: Catholic Church Hall, Vermont Drive
CIRCLE AND INTERNATIONAL FOLK DANCE
Put on your dancing shoes and let us introduce you to a sample mix of non-partner dances accompanied by a wide variety of music from around the world. All dances will be taught and comprise of easy steps and gentle rhythms with a dash of lively dances for the more energetic. We dance regularly on Thursday evenings and welcome new comers throughout the year. Suitable for all ages and abilities. Visitors welcome - entry by donation. Contact Janet on 01243 265010.

7.30pm: The Royal British Legion, The Street
THE ROYAL BRITISH LEGION, CRIB DRIVE
Open to all. Play or watch or just chat and relax in the bar. Members and non members welcome.

10.00am: Forecourt, Village Hall, Sea Road (Warren Room if wet)
ROTARY GARDENERS MARKET
In aid of local Charities and good causes, first come, first served. Sponsored by Rotary Club of Littlehampton

10.00am-11.30am: Spire Room, St Mary’s Church, Vicarage Lane
PRAM AND TODDLER GROUP
Visitors most welcome to meet our youngest residents of East Preston.

12.00pm onwards: St Mary’s Vicarage Garden, Vicarage Lane
ST MARY’S CHURCH, LUNCHEON ON THE LAWN
Relax with friends and enjoy a 2 course luncheon, with coffee (in Spire Room if wet). Tickets £5 from Festival Box Offices (until 2 p.m. Thursday 9th June).

2.00pm, 3.00pm & 4.00pm: St Mary’s Church
GUIDED TOURS OF ST MARY’S CHURCH
Find out about the interesting features of this ancient building. Meet outside the Spire Room, St Mary's Church. Tickets not required, but donations welcome.

1.45 pm–5.00pm: Warren Room, Village Hall
ARUN DUPLICATE BRIDGE CLUB, FESTIVAL BRIDGE DRIVE
All players welcome. Tickets available from Jan Barker 01903 786525 or Jocelyn Silk 01903 787937. Tickets £8 per couple.

2.00pm-4.00pm: Bradbury Hotel, Station Road
OPEN AFTERNOON
Originally opened by the Royal Blind Society as Honeywood House in February 2001,the name was changed to The Bradbury Hotel in April 2007 to recognise the generous funding contribution of the Bradbury Foundation. Come and see the Hotel’s facilities, meet the staff and enjoy cake and tea in the garden, raffle and table sale. All donations for the Eyeless Trust (for families with children with visual impairment).

4.30pm: Miller Barn, Village Hall, Sea Road
FESTIVAL PRIZE GIVING AFTERNOON
Children’s Competition results, Photographic Competition results.

7.30pm for 8.00pm: Miller Barn, Village Hall, Sea Road
FASHION SHOW BY M&Co OF LITTLEHAMPTON
Tickets £7.00 (to include refreshments & wine) are available from Festival Box Offices and (01903) 239809 or (01903) 771161. Raffle for Children’s Liver Disease Foundation. Organised by Children’s Liver Disease Foundation and Festival Committee

9.00am-12.00noon: Outside Prestons Restaurant, 2 The Street
RNLI STALL AND HOMEMADE CAKE STALL
Donation to East Preston Festival Funds

10.00am–12.00noon : Penang Village, Sea Road
COME AND CHALLENGE THE CHESS CHAMPIONS
Your chance to take on top Chess players - free entry Organised by Bognor & Arun Chess Club. We are indebted to the Penang Village Restaurant for the use of their premises.

Assemble 12noon: Vicarage Lane, East Preston
FESTIVAL CARNIVAL PROCESSION
WITH A PRINCE AND PRINCESS FROM EAST PRESTON JUNIOR SCHOOL
Led by Littlehampton Sea Cadets and The Phoenix Jazz Band. Leaving Vicarage Lane 1.15 pm via The Street, Sea Lane, Seaview Road, Sea Road to Lashmar Road.

Group I – Best Dressed Float (Adult organisation).
1st: Trophy plus £75.00. 2nd: Trophy plus £40.00.
The Doug Medhurst Presidents Cup and The Sussex Victuallers Cup

Group II – Best Dressed Float (Youth organisation).
1st: Trophy plus £75.00. 2nd: Trophy plus £40.00.
The East Preston Parish Council Cup and The Sylvia McDonnell Cup

Group III – Best Group (Adult organisation) walking, cycling.
1st: Trophy plus £30.00. 2nd £15.00.
The Mary Bartram Award

Group IV – Best Group (Youth organisation) walking, cycling
1st – Trophy plus £30.00. 2nd £15.00.
The Cooper Adams Cup

Group V – Best individual: walker, walker with pushchair, pram, tricycle
wheelbarrow etc. 1st: Trophy plus £15.00. 2nd £10.00.
The R & J Leggett Cup

Group VI - Motorised Wheelchairs or Buggy
1st: Trophy plus £15.00. 2nd £10.00.
The Jo & Rod White Cup

Further cash prizes donated by East Preston Parish Council and The Festival Committee. Phoenix Jazz Band - Sponsored by Graham Butt, Estate Agents. The Littlehampton Sea Cadets - Sponsored by Cooper Adams, Estate Agents. Shield and Trophies for Prince and Princess - Donated by Jane Musgrave, Estate Agents.

Further details and entry forms Tel: 770788/775101

Gates open on the arrival of the Carnival Parade, Lashmar Road
EAST PRESTON SCHOOLS’ SUMMER FETE
East Preston Infant and Junior Schools with Friends of East Preston Schools. Entry by donation Bands. Arena Events. Many Stalls. Refreshments. Grand Raffle.

2.00pm – 4.00pm: Conservative Hall, Sea Road
EAST PRESTON & KINGSTON HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY ROSE SHOW
If any one wishes to make an entry, please contact the Show Secretary on 782191. Don’t miss this opportunity to admire the roses and many other spectacular exhibits whilst enjoying refreshments. Entrance for non-exhibitors 50p. Prize Giving and Raffle Draw 3.45pm

7.30pm – 10.00pm: Village Hall, Sea Road
Rotary Club of Littlehampton Arun Young Musicians
Following the successful 30th Festival earlier this year, this concert is an opportunity to hear some of our most talented youngsters from across the County. All ages, all genres of music. Admission £4.50. Tickets available from Festival Box Offices. Raffle, Bar.

8.00pm: The Royal British Legion, The Street
THE ROYAL BRITISH LEGION, LIVE ENTERTAINMENT WITH ‘REFLECTIONS’
An evening of ‘60s to ‘90s music to dance to. Members and non-members welcome.

All day event: All Day at The Royal British Legion, The Street
THE ROYAL BRITISH LEGION, 90TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATIONS
All day Darts tournament, Pool and Snooker also Available. Everyone welcome!

10.00am-4.00pm: Miller Barn and Warren Room, Village Hall, Sea Road
POPULAR ANTIQUES AND COLLECTORS’ MARKET
Up to 27 Quality Stalls. Refreshments available. Raffle. Admission 50p. Organised by East Preston Festival Committee

11.00am: Angmering-on-Sea Lawn Tennis Club, Homelands Avenue
CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP FINALS
Watch great tennis and get a taste of the social life of the Club at the afternoon barbecue. The bar will be open.

1.00pm–4.30pm: Village Green, Sea Road
CROQUET ON THE GREEN
Croquet is the one remaining fully amateur international sport and is still dominated by England. Last year it was England's turn to host the once-every-four-years international between USA, Australia, New Zealand and England, and once again, the English team won - so why not have a go yourself? We will set up a small lawn as part of the Dog Show so come along any time between 1.00 and 4.30 and try it out, tuition and equipment provided, £2.00 per session. Donation to East Preston Festival Funds.

1.00pm–5.00pm: Village Green, Sea Road
PIMMS ON THE GREEN
This year THE CLOCKHOUSE BAR & WINE SHOP will again be serving Pimms and Locally Brewed Bottled Ales, to enjoy whilst watching the Festival Novelty Dog Show or after trying you hand at Croquet on the Green. Pimms and Beer for over 18s only.

Traditional Cream Teas will be served by PRESTONS all afternoon with freshly brewed tea, homemade scones, fresh cream and strawberry jam.

1.30pm-4.30pm : The Village Green Sea Road
FESTIVAL FUN NOVELTY DOG SHOW
Stalls from 1.00 pm. Judging from 2.00 pm.
Class 1: Best Pedigree dog.
Class 2: Best dog under 1 year old.
Class 3: Best Crossbreed.
Class 4: Best dog over 8 years old.
Class 5: Best child handler (under 13).
Class 6: Best rescued Dog.
Class 7: Dog most like owner.
Class 8: Best dog under 8 years old.
Class 9: Dog who hasn’t won a rosette.
Entry £1.00 per class. Raffle. Stalls and other enquiries telephone 01903 773656. Organised by The East Preston Festival Committee. Judging and Sponsorship by Fitzalan House Veterinary Group

6.30pm for 7.00pm: St Mary’s Church, Vicarage Lane
A CONCERT IN ST MARY’S CHURCH with the ‘VIVACE’
Their first appearance at the Festival and they will sing for a varied programme from the Sacred to the Secular, accompanied and unaccompanied. Tickets available from the Festival Box Offices, the Vicarage or on the night. Priced at £8.00 including refreshments.