CHERITON Village Fete is returning on Bank Holiday Monday.
The annual event will be back on Monday, May 6. This year it will be held at The Old Rectory garden from 1.30pm to 4pm.
Attractions for the fete will include Maypole dancing, a children's entertainer, lots of homemade produce, BBQ, tea stall, Tombola, bric-a-brac, coconut shy and more.
A beer tent will also be present, supplied by The Flower Pots Brewery, which is based in the village, as well as a Pimms tent.
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Tickets to the fete will cost £2, with children entering for free. This year, proceeds from the event will go towards the upkeep and maintenance of the village church, St Michael and All Angels.
Clare Cholerton, who runs the fete, said: “The village fete is always a great family event, and we are really looking forward to ours on Bank Holiday Monday.
“It is being held in the beautiful gardens of the Old Rectory and there will be lots of stalls and entertainment for all the family. Everyone is welcome, so please do come along. We are just hoping the weather is kind to us!”
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