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Celebrate Cuckfield’s 10th Village Show

This year marks the 10th anniversary of Cuckfield’s Village Show, and it’s going to be bigger and better than before.

Ogranised by the Cuckfield Society, the show will be held on the 12th September from 2pm-4.30pm, and will be a mix of tents, teas, brass bands, pumpkins, photos, and family fun.

Each year, the village runs competitions during the show which include categories of vegetables, fruit, flower, floral art, crafts, art, photography and of course the junior entries, too.

Can you grow the longest runner bean, the heaviest pumpkin or the heaviest marrow? Or are you better at arranging flowers or sewing a cushion cover?

As a 10th anniversary special, there are extra categories for teens (10-16-year-olds) to enter, including Victoria sandwich, shortbread, piece of art and jewellery categories. Applications to enter any of the categories should be received no later than 7pm on Wednesday 9 September, so it’s time to hurry! For all entry details, visit cuckfield.org and click on “Village shows”. Good luck, and please do get in touch with photos of your entries if you take part.

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