Sunday 17th July 2016

1pm - 4pm

Charity Fete Day

King George V Playing Field

A family day packed full of fun and frivolity with a village fete theme and children's races.

The day will start with the flora dance at 1:00pm, led by the Town Mayor's representative and the President of Lostwithiel Rotary Club.  Anyone can take part in the flora dance.

Throughout the afternoon, you will find charity stalls, bouncy castle, food outlets, town band and many of your favourites from previous years.

We are sorry to report that the Hokey Cokey Swinrun race organised by Mad Hatter Events has been cancelled. Unfortunately, there were not enough entrants for the race to go ahead.  For further details, go to www.madhattersportsevents.co.uk

KGV Field from 1:00pm

Flora Dance

Charity Stalls

Bouncy Castle

Cup Cake Decorating

Children's Races

Cream Teas

Barbecue

Beer Tent

Town Band

Monday 18th July 2016

6pm - Dusk

Cricket

King George V
Playing Field

Entrance by invitation from the Boconnoc Cricket Club.  A barbecue and beer tent will be available, and the competition will finish with prize giving at the Royal Oak Inn.

Cricket Competition Format & Rules

Boconnoc Cricket Club has an active coaching & playing policy and welcomes new players & spectators of all ages (contact either Rob Trump on 01726 65476 or Jon Niblett on 01579 228149 for more information).

KGV Field from 5:30pm

Tuesday 19th July 2016

6pm - Dusk

Rounders

King George V
Playing Field

Organised by our local Air Ambulance volunteers, the evening will start with a juniors competition, which will be followed by an open event.  There will be a barbecue and ice cream all evening, and a bar run by the Royal Oak Inn.

Entry forms should be returned to Penhaligon's by Saturday 16th July 2016, although late entries may be accepted on the night entirely at the discretion of the organisers.

Rounders Entry Form and Rules

KGV Field:

6:00pm
12 years and under

7:00pm Open class

Wednesday 20th July 2016

6pm - 11pm

Pram Race

Parade Square and around the town

Junior Route:  Parade, North St, Globe, Cattle Market, Fire Stn, LCA with Royal Oak (turn), North St, Church Ln, Social Club, Fore St (left), Parade (2 laps).  Senior Route: Parade, North St, Globe, Cattle Market, Fire Stn, LCA with Royal Oak (turn), North St, Church Ln, Social Club, Fore St (right), Kings Arms (turn), Fore St, Parade (2 laps).

Teams must consist of 4 people maximum, with 4 wheels minimum on each pram.  Any pram with less than 4 wheels will start from the back.  Any pram considered un-safe by the stewards will be disqualified.  Entry forms to be returned to Penhaligon's by 3:00pm Tuesday 19 July 2016.  Entries may not be accepted after this.

Pram Race Entry Form and Rules 

Parade Square:

6:15pm Junior Race Start

6:30pm Senior Race Start

(teams to be at the start at least 30 minutes before start time)

Concert

St Bartholomew's Church

Kings Arms Hotel

The theme for this year will be “the last night of the proms” and will include all the favourites like Jerusalem, Pomp & Circumstance and many more, with Trelawney as the grand finale.

With St Pinnock Brass Band and Polperro Fisherman’s Choir performing popular music, the church is sure to be full, so arrive early if you don't want to be left standing.  Adrian Wilton will again be our Concert Compere, who will no doubt keep us all amused as he has done in previous years.

Entry is free, but flags & bowlers will be available to purchase to add to the atmosphere.

Much fun will also be had afterwards in the Kings Arms where you will be able to participate in some informal singing with members of the Choir.

St Barts at 8:00pm Band & choir concert in the church

Kings Arms at 10:00pm Apres singing in the pub

Thursday 21st July 2016

5pm - 11pm

Street Party

Parade Square and Medieval Bridge

From 5:00pm with:   bouncy castles,   face painting,   punch & judy,   magic show,   surf simulator,   family assault course,   screech bird display,   fairground rides,   balloon models,   morris men,   ice cream,   hog roast,   barbecue.

The Raft Race will start from Coulson Park at 6:00pm and, subject to prevailing conditions, the Duck Race will start at the Medieval Bridge at around 7:45pm.

Raft Race Entry Form and Rules 

A licenced bar provided by the Globe will be open all evening and a Live Band sponsored by the Globe will play from 9:00pm.

The Parade:

5:00pm Street Entertainers

6:00pm Raft Race

7:45pm Duck Race

9:00pm Live Band

11:00pm Close

Friday 22nd July 2016

6:30pm - Dusk

Senior Football

King George V
Playing Field

The male competition is for 16 year olds and over, but there are no age restrictions for the female competition.  Female teams will only compete against other female teams.  Entry fee: £5 per team.
TRAINERS ONLY TO BE WORN.

A barbecue and soft drinks will be available during the evening and the presentation of trophies will take place at the Kings Arms Hotel.

Completed entry forms are to be returned to Penhaligon's by no later than 5:00pm Thursday 21 July 2016.

Football Entry Form and Rules

KGV Field from 6:30pm

Saturday
23rd July 2016

9:30am - 8:30pm

Spot the Stranger

Premises around the town

For each building with a smiley face in its window, find the one article that is not part of the businesses normal stock in trade.

Entries to be left at Anne's Gallery by 4:00pm

Spot the Stranger Entry Form and Rules

9:30am - 2:00pm to Spot the Stranger

4:00pm Last Posting for Entry Form

Carnival Parade

King George V Playing Field	Earl of Chatham

Led by the Mayor, Rotary President and Town Band, the parade will start from the King George V Playing Field and then follow Liddicoat Road (A390) to Fore Street, down around the Parade and up North Street, down Fore Street again, over the bridge and rail crossing, and finally up the hill to the Earl of Chatham.

After assembling in the Chatham car park, the Rotary Club president will present prizes to those entrants judged to be best in their class.  Sadly, there will be no fireworks this year and carnival will formally end at the end of the presentations.  However, live music and entertainment will be provided by pubs and clubs all around the town, so call in at your favourite hostilery and enjoy the rest of the evening.

Sadly, the cost of putting on carnival each year continues to escalate and so we ask that no other organisation tries to raise money during this day.  The bucket collection that accompanies the parade is there to help support this and future carnival events.  Sunday's Charity Fete Day is the appropriate time for other organisations to raise money during carnival.

KGV Field at 6:00pm Judging

6:30pm Parade

Chatham at 7:30pm:
Prize giving

8:30pm Carnival closes