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Weald Country and Craft Show

An event in May in Essex
Weald Country Park
Brentwood
Event begins: 30th November -0001
Weald Country and Craft Show ends on 30th November -0001
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The Weald Country and Craft Show is an annual event that keeps on getting bigger and better!

We have two Countryside rings with so many fabulous attractions from the Galloping Acrobatics, The Stunt Monkey Motorbike Stunt Team, Carriage Racing, Falconry, Harvey's Shire Horses, Sheep Racing, Team Kinetix from Britains Got Talent, a large free children's activities area from Punch and Judy, Storytelling, Magic Shows, Gemma's Petting Zoo, Amazing Reptiles amongst a lot more. There will be Cookery Demonstrations and a fabulous talk area. New to the Show is our Festivals of Dogs with five rings. The show with something for everybody including your four legged friends.

Discounted tickets can be bought online or on the gate £7.50 adults, £6.00 Concession and £3.00 Children.

Tel: 01728 685302

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