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☕ Food and Drink 🍔🍹

  • Writer: Zac Curtis
    Zac Curtis
  • Jun 6
  • 1 min read

No village show would be complete without excellent food and drink, and this year’s Cherington Show has plenty to offer.

🍰 Tea Tent at Coxes FarmSet on the lawn of a beautiful farmhouse, the Tea Tent offers a traditional experience with:

  • Freshly brewed tea and coffee

  • Homemade cakes and scones

  • Sandwiches and light bites

🔥 BBQ on the Main StreetServing freshly cooked favourites including burgers and hot dogs, with vegetarian options available.

🍻 Bar on the Main StreetOffering beer, Pimms and a range of soft drinks to keep you refreshed throughout the afternoon.

Whether you are looking for a quick bite or a place to sit and relax, there is something for everyone.

Every cup, plate and glass helps raise funds for our Church and Village Hall.

Come hungry and join us on Sunday 26th July 2026, from 1pm to 5pm.

 
 
 

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1 Comment


Nancy Wheeler
Nancy Wheeler
Jun 17

I enjoyed reading about the variety of food and drink options featured at the event, as it really highlights how local food can bring people together. It reminded me of a community fair I attended where trying different dishes was one of the best parts of the day. Around that time, I used the engineering dissertation writing service while working through a challenging final-year project, which taught me the value of staying organized. Good food and good planning both have a way of making experiences more enjoyable.

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