Nestled amidst the picturesque countryside, Everdon Village has been a hub of warmth, camaraderie, and tradition for half a century, thanks to its beloved institution – the Everdon Village Fete. As we celebrate its golden jubilee, we reflect on the countless memories and cherished moments that have made this event a cornerstone of our community.

For five decades, the Everdon Village Fete has been a celebration of unity, bringing together residents and visitors alike in a vibrant tapestry of stalls, games, and performances. From the laughter of children partaking in sack races to the melodies of local musicians filling the air, each year has woven new threads into the rich fabric of our shared history.

Beyond its festive charm, the fete serves as a testament to the enduring strength of community spirit. We could not have done it without our wonderful volunteers. So, as we raise a toast to the next fifty years, let us cherish the Everdon Village Fete as more than just an event but as a symbol of the bonds that unite us, generation after generation.

All preparations are well  under way and plans have been finalised.

All we need now is a lovely sunny day on August Bank Holiday Monday!

Free Car Parking is available in Car Parks at either end of the Village.

Weedon / Farthingstone end of the Village

The Car Park is accessed from the road to Snorscomb. There is a Park and Ride service from this Car Park into the village centre.

Daventry end of the Village

The Car Park is accessed from the Daventry Road.

There is a separate Parking for cars with Blue Badges in a field at the very edge of the village .

Cars with Blue Badges can drive further into the village where there will be a drop off area in Long Row Close ,Left  off the Daventry Road as you come in to  the village.

Preparations are well under way for this years fete. We are hoping for glorious sunshine again which encouraged record crowds and made last years fete such fun!

The next Everdon Fete Committee meeting is in the Village Hall on July 17th at 7.30pm.

Northampton Saints Lock  will open the fete.

Day previously played all of his professional career at Sale except for a short term contract at French giants Stade Francais. In the 2005-6 season Day played as a replacement in the final as Sale Sharks won their first ever Premiership title.He has now made more than 100 appearances for both Northampton Saints and Sale Sharks. In this time he has won:- 2 Premiership Titles (once a losing finalist) 3 European Shields (once a Heineken Cup losing finalist) 2 National Cups (three times a losing finalist) 1 Premiership A League TitleIn 2014 he was voted Northampton Saints Player of the year as part of the 2013/2014 Double Winning Squad.He has represented England Saxons, Captained England Under 21s, England Under 19’s and represented England schools.

He is currently Vice Chairman of The Rugby Players Association.

 

After the success of the Everdon Jute bag we are introducing the Everdon T towel.

Made of unbleached high class cotton and once again using  a picture of the historic bridge in Everdon which has become the Fete Logo.

They will go on sale on fete day for £4. They are a limited edition and are likely to be very popular so preorders can be made by contacting [email protected]

Thank you to Lizzie Barwood for her hard working sourcing and designing them

Thank you to for our kind sponsors . Their sponsorship has meant that the production costs have been covered so all of the £4 goes to fete funds.

Everdon T towel 2016

Come along to the fete to meet a Northampton Saints player who will open the fete. He will open the fete, judge the Fancy Dress Competition and sign autographs including signing a fete T towel which will be a prize in the Grand Draw.

The road through the village will be closed at 1pm  this year

This is earlier than in previous years. No one will be allowed to pass after this time.

All stall holders must arrive before this time if they wish vehicle access to the Green

Please  tell all your visitors who want to park in your driveways to arrive before this time to avoid disappointment!

All preparations are well  under way and plans have been finalised. The bunting is up , cakes are being baked ,posters advertising the fete have been displayed and the new signage will be put up this week. The final fete committee meeting is on August 18th 2015 in the Village Hall at 7.30 pm.

ALll we need now is a lovely sunny day on August Bank Holiday Monday!