The Sandringham Game and Country Fair is taking place this month on its rescheduled date and there is lots to look forward to.
The event was postponed in September due to the passing of Queen Elizabeth II and it is now running over the weekend of October 15 and 16 at the Sandringham Estate.
It is open from 10am until 6pm on both days and will be packed with exhibitors and attractions.
This will include demonstrations from the wild and wonderful Stannage Display Team and the brilliant Knights of Nottingham showcasing jousting.
Back for the first time in many years is Stuart Barnes with his sheepdog displays.
Don’t miss Chris Green, the Cornish Countryman, with his tales of the countryside and there will be a large section of country sports to compete in, including clay shooting, airguns, fishing and dog activities.
In addition there will be a large craft village, the Food Glorious Food section with street food and live jazz alongside steam and vintage displays and classic cars.
Advance day tickets cost £14 for adults, £13.50 for over 65s and £5 for 5-15-year-olds with under 5s free at livingheritagecountryshows.com or ring 01283 820548 (tickets £16/£15/£6 on gate).
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