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The Fourth Annual 10am – 3pm The Maidenhead Amphitheatre, Library, & Town Hall Lawn St. Ives Road, Maidenhead

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The Fourth Annual

10am – 3pm

The Maidenhead Amphitheatre, Library, & Town Hall Lawn

St. Ives Road, Maidenhead

The Maidenhead Show brings elements of a Country Show to the town, and celebrates local creativity of all sorts. This is the fourth annual show, and this year it’s being held in the new location around Maidenhead Library and the Amphitheatre - where you’ll be able to enjoy food and drink while listening to some of our local singers or watching our fun dog show later in the afternoon, and the lawns in front of the Town Hall - where you’ll find craft stalls and our judging tent. The Show is organised by Craft Coop and volunteers from Maidenhead, and our judges and sponsors are local businesses. If you’d like to help organise or sponsor the Show next year, please do get in touch with Craft Coop. We’d love to have you join in supporting this great community event! [email protected] We would like to thank the following for helping us out this year: Supported by:

Scoobies Doggy Daycare

Our Thanks to: Our Judges, Nel Rennison of the Papercup Kitchen, Members of Craft Coop, Anthony Reynolds of Anthony Reynolds Fruiterers, Gill Towell of GillyMac Designs, Members of the Maidenhead Photography Club, Fiona Beckley of Christmas Common Conserves, and Zoe Medcraft from Pets as Therapy RBWM and the Maidenhead Library for allowing us to use the Plaza, Amphitheatre, and Town Hall lawn today. Shabbytique/ Eat on the High Street, and Art on the Street for helping us out with gazebos and tables & chairs And Our Compere, Jonny Walker of Legacy Leisure

The Day’s Events:

Competition Entries will be accepted from 9:00 – 10:30 am at the information desk near the entrance to the library. Judging will take place from 11:00 – 12:00, when the competition tent will be closed. From 12:00, you will be able to visit the tent and see the entries. Food & Drink

• The Narrative Café, Hot & cold drinks, fresh pastries, cream teas (why not have yours with prosecco?)

• Yourz to Eat – Delicious savoury treats

• MoogBrew – Beer – handcrafted in Taplow in possibly the smallest brewery in the Thames Valley

Charity Stalls

• Pets as Therapy

• Wild Maidenhead Craft Stalls:

• Glitter Sweet Creations

• Purely Pretty Things

• Fired Shard

• Creative Dog Designs

• Snowball Crafts Performances:

• Elite Dance Academy

• Sanders Street Dance Buskers: 10:00 - Lewis & Bros 10:30 - Dan Pryde 11:00 - Andy Read 11:30 - Hayley Canham 12:00 - Natasha Wilson 12:30 - Just Be Duo 2:00 - Scott McLachan 2:30 - Alphie Griffen Facepainting – Riva Williams

The Maidenhead Show 16 Sept. 2017

Baking Sponsored by: Pipedreams Sugarcraft, Bell Lane Eton Wick www.pipedreams-online.co.uk Offering a complete service to cake makers from products to tin hire, and classes. Judged by: Nel Rennison of The Papercup Kitchen – www.thepapercupkitchen.co.uk

Categories: Adult

1

Victoria Sponge – Must follow this recipe. Filling of your choice. 8oz (225g) butter/ margarine 8oz (225g) caster sugar 8oz (225g) self-raising flour 2 tsp baking powder 4 large eggs Mix ingredients together. Divide between two 7” sandwich tins.

2 Own choice bake/ cake – Let your imagination go – just as long as the bake is not part of the list above, you can bake anything for us to judge.

3 Decorated celebration cake – Fondant Icing. Your choice of celebration. Impress us with your design and decoration skills.

Junior – 16 years old and under

4 6 Cupcakes – any flavour, any design

5 Decorated celebration cake – Fondant Icing. Your choice of celebration. Impress us with your design and decoration skills.

Above bakes judged as follows: 70% presentation, 30% taste (except decorated cakes) Above bakes must be covered, either with clear film or in a box. Professional (anyone who receives payment for baking)

6 Two-tiered cake to fit on no bigger than a 14” base. Internal support may be used, but everything else must be edible. Theme -Must represent anything Maidenhead

7 12 cupcakes – any topic/theme. Decorations on cupcakes must be edible with no internal support

Feel free to take your bake home to enjoy with family and friends from 2-3pm.

The Maidenhead Show 16 Sept. 2017

Crafts Sponsored by: Craft Coop – Nicholsons Centre Maidenhead www.craftcoop.co.uk – a social enterprise business supporting local craftspeople, and providing unique, locally crafted products. Judged by: Professional Craftspeople from Craft Coop Maidenhead

Categories Adult

8 Anything upcycled – we want to see you transform something unused or discarded into something new or better. This may include furniture, jewellery, items for the house, etc

9 An item of jewellery 10 Papercraft – including greetings cards, paper folding, or papercutting

11 Machine embroidery in a hoop or frame 12 Hand embroidery in a hoop or frame

13 Any other craft

Junior – 16 years old and under

14 Garden on a plate – plate can be any shape, but not exceeding 30cm space 15 Make a greeting card

16 Any other Craft

Judging Criteria: All entries to be judged on originality, use of materials, and technique

Why not visit some artists’ studios this weekend?

If you’d like to see more artists’ work, we recommend visiting some of the studios on the

Cookham and Maidenhead Arts Trail

Now in its fourth year, the Cookham and Maidenhead Arts Trail will be taking place over

the weekend of the 16th and 17th September 2017. This is a great opportunity to visit

working artists and designers in their own studios and community exhibition spaces. The

venues are open from 10am till 6pm with refreshments, demonstrations, and a range of

original work for sale. Free entry to all venues.

The Maidenhead Show 16 Sept. 2017

Horticulture Judged by: Anthony Reynolds of Anthony Reynolds Fruiterers - www.facebook.com/Anthonyreynoldsfruit

Categories Adult

17 A dish of one vegetable - to be judged on ripeness and appearance

18 The biggest vegetable 19 A dish of one sort of fruit – judged on ripeness and appearance

Junior – 16 years old and under

20 A dish of one vegetable - to be judged on ripeness and appearance 21 The biggest vegetable

22 A dish of one sort of fruit – judged on ripeness and appearance

Rules:

• All produce must be home/allotment grown

Photos of the event today will be taken by Jodie Humphries…. aka “Maidenhead

Mum.” For examples of her work, have a look at her website with links to her blog

here: www.maidenheadmum.co.uk. If you’re on Twitter, you can join in the fun of

capturing Maidenhead by using #lovemaidenhead, which Jodi set up. Jodi’s work

today has been funded by Enjoy Maidenhead, where you can keep up to date with all

of the exciting events happening in Maidenhead. www.enjoymaidenhead.com.

The Maidenhead Show 16 Sept. 2017

Knitting Judged by: Gill Towell of GillyMac Designs - www.gillymacdesigns.com

Categories: Adult:

23 An item of clothing

24 Homeware item 25 Blanket or Throw

Junior – 16 years old and under

26 A toy 27 Homeware item

28 Blanket or Throw

Judging Criteria: Entries will be marked out of 10 possible points on each of the following:

• Presentation, overall appearance

• Degree of difficulty

• Craftsmanship, skill, and technique

• Style, design, creativity, and originality

• Finish, use of colour, and material For a total of 50 possible points First Place, Second Place, and a Judge’s choice to be awarded in each age/ experience category. If there are not enough entries in each category, the judges will have the option of amalgamating two categories.

The Maidenhead Show 16 Sept. 2017

Photography Judged by: Members of the Maidenhead Photography Club www.maidenhead.cc

Classes: Adult

29 Animals, Birds, (domestic or wild), or insects

30 Places (landscapes or cityscapes, buildings, monuments)

31 People Junior – 16 years old and under

32 Animals, Birds, (domestic or wild), or insects

33 Places (landscapes or cityscapes, buildings, monuments) 34 People

Judging Criteria: Entries will be judged on a combination of creativity and technique Rules:

• Any medium of camera including SLR, Compact, and Phone allowed

• Photos taken in recent months only.

• Any photographs of people must warrant permission if being used in later publicity

• Editing permitted, but no manipulation to alter or distort the image.

Great shots of Maidenhead?

Please enter the Maidenhead and Me Competition sponsored by the Maidenhead

Civic Society (entries must be delivered between September 8th and 10th)

http://www.maidenheadcivicsoc.org.uk/news/newsreleases.html for more

information and entry form.

The Maidenhead Show 16 Sept. 2017

Preserves Judged by: Fiona Beckley of Christmas Common Conserves, Christmas Common Watlington - www.christmascommonconserves.co.uk

Categories Adult

35 Jam – choose your favourite recipe – judged on set and flavour

36 A jar of jelly – a clear jelly with good flavour and colouring

37 Chutney - made with fruit and/or vegetable using a printed or family favourite recipe.

Junior – 16 years old and under

38 Any jam or jelly. Can be made with supervision where appropriate. Combinations and techniques should be primarily child orientated

Rules: Jars and lids must be clean and free from damage before starting. Jars must be filled correctly (almost to the top, or roughly 0.5cm from the top of the jar) Jams and jellies must be home and handmade by the entrant. No commercial entrants or those that are made in exchange for money

Judging Criteria:

Appearance –

• Colour – characteristic of fruit, clearness

• Jellies – translucence

• Container – glass, practical, clean sealed lids. Texture –

• Jelly – tender, should quiver, cut easily and retain shape, no crystals.

• Jams – crushed fruit, no separation of fruit and juice and a good set. Flavour –

• Characteristic, without excessive sweetness or overcooked flavour

Scoring: Total Score of 20 possible points • Flavour & aroma (7)

• Consistency, texture, quantity (6)

• Colour (5)

• Container – cover, label and appearance (2) *Please note- Entries for the Preserves category should be taken to the Craft Coop Shop in the Nicholsons Centre by 5pm Thursday September 14th for early judging. If they are submitted on September 16th, they may not be judged. (all other entries to be submitted at the event in front of the library between 9:30am and 10:30am on September 16th

The Maidenhead Show 16 Sept. 2017

Sewing Judged by: Gill Towell of GillyMac Designs - www.gillymacdesigns.com

Categories: Adult:

39 An item of clothing

40 Homeware item 41 Patchwork piece

Junior – 16 years old and under

42 A toy

43 Homeware item 44 Patchwork piece

Judging Criteria: Entries will be marked out of 10 possible points on each of the following:

• Presentation, overall appearance

• Degree of difficulty

• Craftsmanship, skill, and technique

• Style, design, creativity, and originality

• Finish, use of colour, and material For a total of 50 possible points First Place, Second Place, and a Judge’s choice to be awarded in each age/ experience category. If there are not enough entries in each category, the judges will have the option of amalgamating two categories.

The Maidenhead Show 16 Sept. 2017

The Dog Show 1pm - 2pm

The Amphitheatre – Maidenhead Library

Sponsor: Scoobies Doggy Daycare - Daycare for your pooch with Scooby for company.

Bring your pet along to the amphitheatre for a fun dog show!

Registration - The Craft Coop Shop, Nicholsons Centre (near Café Nero) from 1 July – 15h September – or at the Town Show from 10am – 12:30pm on Sept 16th. The competition will begin at 1:00, and categories will include:

• Best Dressed Dog

• Waggiest Tail

• Best Trick

• Golden Oldie (for a dog over 8 years old)

• Cutest Puppy (a puppy under 1 year old)

• Handsomest Dog/ Prettiest Bitch *Entry fee of 50p per category with proceeds to go to Pets as Therapy

Pets as Therapy is the Maidenhead Show’s nominated charity this year.

Thousands of people of all ages benefit every week from the visits provided by our

Volunteer PAT Teams, who visit residential homes, hospitals, hospices, schools, day care

centres and prisons. PAT dogs also help with a very special literacy program called

Read2Dogs, where children who find reading difficult can read to a friendly, non-

judgemental dog. You can learn more about what Pets As Therapy does at their stand

here at the show. We are also privileged to have Zoe Medcraft from PAT judge our dog

show today

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2017 Entry Form

(one form per person)

Name

Contact phone email

Age if under 16

Entry Classes: Please clearly circle the classes you wish to enter. You may enter more than once in each category – please make a note below if you have multiples in any class.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24

25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36

37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44

The Dog Show Please circle the classes you wish to enter

Best Dressed Dog Waggiest Tail Best Trick

Golden Oldie (for a dog over 8 years old)

Cutest Puppy (a puppy under 1 year old)

Handsomest Dog/ Prettiest Bitch

Total number of classes entered _____________________ Entry Fees: 50p per class for the first 10 classes, after that it’s free for as many as you like (£5.00 max) Entry fees will be donated to Pets as Therapy.

Please enter me for the classes circled above. I enclose the entry fee and agree to follow the rules:

Signed

Date Entry fee total

Drop off completed forms and entry fees in the Craft Coop Shop (near Café Nero), Nicholsons Centre Maidenhead, or the Craft Coop Shop (next to Post Office) Marlow. Please bring Jam entries to the Maidenhead Craft Coop shop by Thurs. 14th September. All other entries should be brought to the event venue (Town Hall Lawn) on Saturday Sept. 16th from 9am -10:30 only.