Punters step back in time at Eastham Fete

A fun dog show was part of the event <i>(Image: Pixabay)</i>
A fun dog show was part of the event (Image: Pixabay)
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Visitors enjoyed a packed programme of attractions as Eastham Fete, Produce Show and Dog Show returned to Eastham Memorial Hall on Sunday.

The annual event drew families from across the area for an afternoon of traditional entertainment, community spirit and local talent.

Attractions included donkey rides, archery, vintage vehicles, craft and food stalls, while the popular produce show featured cake baking and vegetable competitions.

A brass band entertained crowds throughout the day, earning praise for its performances of modern tunes.

The dog show also proved a highlight, with owners and their pets competing in a range of fun classes.

Among the exhibitors was artist Jo Keeley, who described the fete as a place where visitors could feel as though they had "stepped back in time" while still offering something for all ages.

She was joined by slate artist Lauren Grace, whose work is also available at the Teme Valley Artisan Community Shop in Tenbury Wells.

Organisers were thanked for delivering another successful community event.

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