Entry to the Show Ground is via the admission gate next to the Post Office. See the Show Schedule for admission prices.

Advertising space is available in the Show Schedule. Further information is available from advertising@lhshow.co.uk.

The Show Arena plays host to a wide variety of events every year. Past events have included falconry displays, marching bands, junior football and stunt cycling.

 

The residents of Rewlands Drive run the annual Balloon Race, with at least one past winner getting as far as France. The Code of Conduct ensures that environmental concerns are carefully addressed.

Drinks are available from the Beer Tent and Pavillion Bar during the Show. Given the Show's traditional good weather they are usually very popular.

As well as being a fun afternoon, the Show makes a donation to local charities from the proceeds of each Show. Almost £5,000 has been donated in the past two years alone.

The book stall is always well stocked and very popular. Whatever your preferred reading material, there's a good chance you'll find a book or two to read after the Show.

The Bouncy Castle is often still busy while other stalls are closed and packing up, so don't leave it too late if you know someone who would like a go!

The Show Committee run a Bric-A-Brac stall every year. Items for sale can be brought along on the morning of Show Day, and why not pop back for a bargain during the Show?

Free car parking is provided on Show day, with invaluable assistance from members of the First Winchester Scout Group.

Local charities run a number of stalls at each Show, and a donation is made each year to a local beneficiary.

Along with the Crockery Smashing, the Coconut Shy is one of the most popular sideshows at the Show.

The Show Committee, together with Flower Show and Fete sub-committees, organise each year's Show. If you would like to join the Committee or send a comment, please get in touch.

The 2005 Show sees our first ever Cookery demonstration, from the chef of the Running Horse. Three demonstrations will cover starter, main course and dessert respectively.

Local craftspeople demonstrate and crafts and sell their products next to the Flower Show in the Marquee.

The crockery smashing stall is a regular crowd-pleaser, attracting all ages.

Crosswords have appeared in recent Show Schedules. You can have a go or find the solutions in our on-line Puzzles section.

If you would like to get in touch with the Show Committee a list of email addresses can be found in our contact details.

Each year's Show weekend includes an event on the Saturday evening, from a Barn Dance to a Night at the Races.

The main attraction of the Show, the Flower Show always attracts a high number and standard of competition entries. The Schedule of Classes is included in the Show Programme and this web site.

There's always plenty of refreshments for Show-goers, from hot dogs to cakes and from teas to soft drinks and an outdoor bar. The Ice Cream van is always busy too, thanks to the traditional fine show weather.

The History Group often stage informative presentations on the history of the Littleton and Harestock area. The History Group alternate with the Art Group, so check the Show Schedule to see which group will be at each Show.

See Show History, below.

This traditional game is a popular way to win a soft drink, especially given the traditional warm Show weather.

The Show has been well supported by Winchester Hospital Radio, whose DJs provide information and music throughout the Show.

The Show traditionally has fine weather, as proven by the long queues for the Ice Cream van.

During the Show members of the Committee can be found at the Information desk outside the Marquee. Comments about the Show and suggestions for future years are welcome too!

If you would like directions to the Show, see our advice on how to get there.

A map to the Show ground can be seen here.

The 2005 Show includes an information stand and wildlife talks from the experts of Marwell Zoo. Places for the talks are limited, so you will need to get a ticket - see the Show Programme for details.

A traditional fixture at the Show, the miniature railway is always very popular.

You can request our Email Newsletter at the registration page.

The Thursday before the Show sees the annual Pet Show, featuring an amazing variety of pets and lots of very proud owners.

The Web Site includes a Photo Gallery from many past Shows. If you have any photos you would like to add, please email them to webteam@lhshow.co.uk. Please note that photographs on the web site may not be reproduced without permission from the Show Committee.

Littleton Post Office stays open on Show Day. Please leave car park spaces near the Post Office for their customers.

See Show Schedule.

On-line puzzles, crosswords and past Quizzes can be found in our puzzles section.

See Summer Quiz.

The Sunday of Show weekend is completed by the Service in the Tent, organised by Churches Together. See the Show Programme for details.

For anyone interested in the Show, we have an introduction to and full history of the Show.

The Show Schedule is distributed free throughout the Littleton, Harestock and surrounding areas in early July and has extensive information about the Show as well as Flower Show schedule of classes and entry form. Information on advertising in the Schedule is available from advertising@lhshow.co.uk.

The Show includes a variety of sideshows, from the Balloon Race to the Model Railway and Crockery Smashing.

An assortment of stalls are run by the Show Committee and local charities.

Our annual 100-question Summer Quiz is always popular, due to the variety of questions and the £100 prize! Quiz sheets can be bought before or during the Show. Why not practice with past Quizzes in the Puzzles section?

Teas, cakes and other refreshments are available in the Millennium Hall on Show day, thanks to the Littleton and Harestock Women's Institute.

Bring your favourite toy or borrow one of ours for the Teddy Bungee Jump!

The Show Committee run a Tombola every year. Charity Stall holders are requested not to run their own Tombola.

Vintage cars, motorbikes and even buses draw crowds of all ages at the Show. Details of each year's attractions can be found in the Show Schedule.

The Show would not be possible if not for the efforts of the volunteers who help before, during and after the Show. More help is always welcome, and if you are willing then see our How to Help section for more information.

If you have any questions about or suggestions for the Web Site, please email webteam@lhshow.co.uk.

Whether throwing the sponges or volunteering to be a target, the Wet Sponge stall is always popular - especially in hot weather!

The Wheel of Fortune is usually found adjacent to the Book Stall.

A collection of wire animal sculptures were displayed at the Craft Tent entrance in 2004 and 2005.

Littleton and Harestock Women's Institute are always busy on Show day, providing Teas and other refreshments in the Millennium Hall. They are also one of the many local WI's to enter the Women's Institute competition in the Flower Show.

The Flower Show has a wide range of classes for Young People, from Arts and Crafts to Cookery and Handwriting. More information can be found on the Flower Show web pages.