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Friday 7th June (17:00 -21:00) - Fun Fair, Food, Live Music & Bar

Saturday 8th June (11:00 - 20:30) - Stalls, Food, Fun Fair, Entertainment, Dog Show, Tractors, Cars & fun for the whole family!


Attractions

 Attractions

Skateboarding taster lessons with Two-Toed Skateboards!

Get involved in skateboarding today! Throughout the show we will be offering 1-1 and group skateboard taster lessons aimed at beginners and improvers. If you can skate already and want some guidance, or have never stepped on a board, this is for you. Our coaches are Skateboard GB qualified, first aid trained and DBS checked. 
We have our own Mini ramp by our stall and the fenced court area behind the stage for lessons, with everything needed to get started, helmets, pads and board included in the price! 
check out Two-Toed Skateboards website to book a slot in advance!

Bloomfield Amusements

Returning every year, Jamie’s fun fair is now an essential part of the Rendlesham Show and other events we run throughout the year.

The Funfair will operate on a pay as you go system ran by Bloomfield Amusement staff and located towards the Late Queen's Beacon. 

Red Rose Chain – A Midsummer Night’s Dream

Suffolk’s BIGGEST and BEST LOVED outdoor theatre event returns this summer to Sutton Hoo for its BIG 25TH ANNIVERSARY! “The course of true love never did run smooth” Join us as we journey into a forest full of fairies, magic and whole lot of hilarious mischief for the most enchanting midsummer night at Sutton Hoo! And for our 25th anniversary of Theatre in the Forest, we’re pulling out all the stops to make this a truly unforgettable experience! We’re bringing back some of our best-loved Theatre in the Forest actors, plus the team at Olivier award-winning designers, Nick Barnes Puppets, to create some spectacular fairy puppets!

Suffolk Punch Trust

The Suffolk Punch horse is the oldest English breed of working horse. The Suffolk Punch Trust was founded to help protect the critically endangered Suffolk horse through its established breeding programme, raising public awareness and training a new generation of professionals to work with these iconic heavy horses. Zippo, the mare, was a very popular attraction at the 2019 Show.

Rendlesham Radio

Our Studio in Jubilee Park will be running throughout the show. Do tune in or visit us to enjoy live shows from DJ's. We’ll also have a photo opportunity Red Carpet – not to be missed! 

Beeline Bouncers

On the theme of a Country Show, Beeline Bouncers will supply and staff Tractor Assault Course, Pony Racing, Spider Mountain Adrenaline Tower, Air Mountain, Dash and Grab Soft Play for under 4's only. 

As usual, we will sell wristbands for £5 each - to have unlimited goes! these can be purchased from the Orange RPC gazebo on the day.

Unicorn Alpaca Walks




Bob Foyers Photography

A professional photographer with a business on the Base, Bob has been the official Saturday show photographer for several years. He puts all the photos he takes, yes, all of them, onto his website where they can be viewed. If anyone subsequently wishes to purchase any of these photos, he makes a donation to show funds but, most helpfully of all, he gives the Parish Council the right to use the photos for their  Take a look here.

National Trust - Sutton Hoo

Sutton Hoo is a hauntingly beautiful 255 acre estate, with far-reaching views over the River Deben, it is home to one of the greatest archaeological discoveries of all time. With its Royal Burial Ground, 17-metre viewing tower, Mrs Pretty’s Tranmer House and the High Hall it’s an incredible place to discover and learn all about the history of the ship burial of an Anglo-Saxon king and his treasured possessions. Pop by our stand to enjoy some sand tray archaeology, take a look at our replicas, and explore the world of Anglo-Saxon textile making.






Rendlesham Revealed Community Archaeology Project

Since 2008, Suffolk County Council Archaeological Service have been investigating Rendlesham to reveal its hidden Anglo-Saxon archaeology. Visit the team at the Rendlesham Show to see the display and some of the excavated objects which are over 1,400 years old.
Have you recently found any archaeological objects? Bring them along and our finds recording team can help to identify them.

The Sutton Hoo Society

The Sutton Hoo Society was formed to support the work of the Sutton Hoo research project (Director Professor Martin Carver, University of York). An archaeological excavation and research programme was undertaken between 1983 and 1992. Part of the Society’s early role was to guide visitors round the excavation.

Today the Sutton Hoo Society trains the Guides, who offer burial site tours and Exhibition Hall talks. We work alongside the National Trust to remote interest in this unique place, and to tell the stories of Anglo-Saxon archaeology and history here.

We have also funded relevant archaeological projects: supported research and academic studies, and helped the National Trust to acquire quality replicas of the treasure from the 1939 dig.
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