Wingerworth Village Produce and Craft Show - Saturday 10 September 2022
To be held at All Saints Church, Longedge Lane Wingerworth S42 6PU
Village Produce and Craft Show - Class Schedule
Information, Village Show 2022, Class Schedule (PDF, 230 Kb)
Class Schedule
Entries
To enter any of the classes in the Village Produce and Craft Fair please contact the Clerk with your name, contact details and the class numbers you wish to enter.
These can be sent via post or email to the following address:
clerk@wingerworthparishcouncil.gov.uk
Charlotte Taylor, Clerk
42 Hawksley Avenue
Chesterfield
S40 4TN
Entrants will be provided with labels for their produce on the day of the show.
Show Rules
Wingerworth Village Show – Show Rules 2022
Judges are not professionals and decisions will be made based on their interpretation of an entry in any class.
1. Acceptance of Entries
The show committee reserves the right to refuse any entry and, in the event of such refusal, is not to be required to give any reason or explanation.
At the discretion of the organisers Classes may be merged where entry numbers are low.
The cut off date for entries is 10:30am on Saturday 10 September 2022
2. Eligibility of Exhibitors
On all questions regarding the eligibility of an exhibitor the decision of the show committee shall be final.
3. Ownership of the Exhibits
All exhibits must be the property of the exhibitor (unless the exhibit is entered in joint names) and be the product of their own work.
Horticultural exhibits: All entries must have been grown from seed, bulb or cutting by the exhibitor, or have been in their possession or cared for by them for at least two months prior to the date of the show.
Domestic exhibits: Except as outlined in the schedule for children's classes, all entries must have been baked, or otherwise made, by the exhibitor, but the recipe need not be their own invention.
4. Number of Entries Allowed
Horticultural exhibits: No exhibitor may submit more than one entry per class.
Domestic exhibits: No exhibitor may make and submit more than one entry per class.
5. Labelling Exhibits
All exhibits should be correctly and clearly labelled in block capitals as directed by the Show Committee.
Horticultural exhibits: Entry labels should state the correct name of the variety.
Domestic exhibits: Labels should clearly describe the exhibit and indicate the main ingredients; usually, the full name of the recipe used will be sufficient. Any potential allergens (e.g. nuts, wheat, eggs, milk, gluten CHECK ALERGENS) must also be listed on the label. All preserve labels must include the month and year the preserve was made.
6. Layout of Exhibits
The Show Committee may direct the placing of all exhibits.
7. Decisions
The decision of the judges as to the merit of the exhibits shall be final.
8. Alteration of Exhibits
After judging has taken place, no exhibit or part of an exhibit may be altered or removed until the end of the show.
Items can be collected from 4:30pm, any items not collected by 5:30pm will be donated.
9. Liability for Loss
All exhibits, personal property etc, will be at the risk of exhibitors and the show committee will not be liable for compensation for loss or damage.
Planting Calendar
Find out when to plant your vegetables so they are ready to enter in the produce section of the Village Show.
January to April - Onions
Onions are easy to grow from seed, these should be planted between January to April
February to April - Tomatoes
March to April - Sunflowers
March to May - Root Vegetables; Carrots and Parsnips
March to May - Brassicas
March to June - Turnips
March to September - Radishes
April - Potatoes and Squashes
April to May - Sweetcorn
April to June - Legume
June - Cucumber
