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Chipping Sodbury Victorian Day

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Chipping Sodbury Victorian Day

A Typical Victorian Day...

From 11am until 6pm the streets are lined with stalls offering a wide selection of gifts and food including traditional mulled wine and mince pies.

Local cafés, public houses, shops and restaurants will also all be open.

There will be a full range of entertainment on the stage throughout the day including local bands, choirs, and dance and theatre groups, as well as fairground rides and steam traction engines.

Chipping Sodbury Victorian Day

Victorian entertainers will be on the street together with Punch & Judy and a visit from Father Christmas on his sleigh at around 6pm.

Other attractions will be: late night shopping, steam engines and at St John’s Church the annual Crib Festival will be open.

Get involved

We as always welcome anyone who’d like to join the committee to volunteer their time for this great event.

Chipping Sodbury Victorian Day

For more information, please contact Alice and Amy on or visit facebook.com/csvictorianday.

To request a stall booking form please email . All information for stallholders, set up times etc., will be on the booking form.

About the Committee

Chipping Sodbury Victorian Day

The entire event is organised by a team of dedicated volunteers who strive each year to make it more exciting than ever before.

The committee is drawn from the Sodbury and Dodington Councils, Chipping Sodbury Lions and Rotary Clubs, the Festival Society and representatives from local schools and traders.

For more information, please contact Alice and Amy on or visit facebook.

The photographs on this page have been kindly provided by Rich McD Photography.

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