Fair Week
Sunday, May 24
- Gardens Open, 2pm-5pm Several gardens in village open to public (£5 ticket for all gardens) Mainly in Polnoon Street but notices in village on the day
- Afternoon Teas 33 Polnoon Street -£2.50
- Guided Historic Walk, 2pm, leaving from the Church
Wednesday, May 27
- Old Crocks Football Match 7pm kick-off
Fair Day May 30th
Around the Village
- Procession leaves from the school at 11 am and parades through the village, arriving in show ring at 11.40am
- Montgomerie Hall, 12pm-4pm -School Art Competition/Exhibition, Cream Teas
- Statue House, Statue Lane, off Montgomery Street, 12pm-4pm-the collection of six life-size sculptures by the acclaimed William Gemmell (1814-1891)
- The Anderside Classic Scottish Cycle Race, finishing on Gilmour Street,
1.30pm-2pm
- The Kilmarnock Bunnett and Ladies Oakes Races will be held immediately
afterwards
- Possible RAF fly-past, 2pm (dependent on weather and operational responsibilities)
Park/Orry
A variety of children’s rides and activities, free of charge on presentation of the token from this feature, between 11 am and 12pm.
- Giant marquee with dozens of arts, crafts and food stalls, and performances by singer Kelsey Hunter
- Beer Tent
- Burger van, hog roast
In the show ring
(All times approximate)
MC Mr Russel Wardrope
- 11.40 am Arrival of procession & judging of best float
- 12 pmCrowning of Fair Queen Celine Halliday, with attendant Andrew Wardle, and Fair Princess Samantha McLauchlan, with attendant Reece Carroll
- 12.30 pm Karen Watson Dancers
- 1 pmDrakes of Hazzard
- 1.30 pm Break for finish of races and possible RAF fly-past
- 2.15 pm Falconry Display
- 2.45 pmSheBoom drumming band
- 3.15 pm Novelty Dog Show
(Open to entrants on day, Judge, Rev Lynne McChlery)
Probable categories:
Cutest puppy UNDER six months, best 6/5 legs, dog most like owner, best turned-out on day, waggiest tail, sprightliest geriatric OVE R12 years Prizes courtesy of Pets ‘n’ Vets
- 3.45 pmDrakes of Hazzard
- CLOSE