Come down to The Hall and enjoy a social fish and chip evening with favourites, The Catchy Fish!
Enjoy a warm welcome, fab fish and chips (or scampi if you prefer!), and chill out with friends and neighbours over a glass or wine or a cuppa.
Sit outside if it’s nice…!🤞
Jamie Wilkins of the Solidiers of Oxfordshire Museum, Woodstock will be giving a talk on memorabilia, artefacts and memories from the two world wars at The Hall on Wednesday April 15th at 20.00
For further information contact Peter Stoddart here.
In 2018 we started a trend in the area with our brilliant Farmers’ Market. Happily others have followed and there is now a choice of many lovely farm shops and outlets around the area.
Whilst Farmer’s Market won’t be continuing in 2026, the time is right for The Hall to lead in another direction, while still offering the opportunity for regular customers to enjoy the benefits of socialising and added events!
We won’t entirely lose markets, as we intend to hold a couple of Mini Markets and a large and very festive Christmas Market on Sunday 29th November 2026 – pop the date in your diary now! If anyone would like to get involved in the planning and delivery of this, do get in touch with the Hall (info@thehallevents.org.uk ), helpers are always needed for everything going on!
Below are some of the new events coming up.
Take-away from 5:30pm, Hall Bar and eat-in from 6-8 pm.
We know so many have missed their fantastic fish & chips, and meeting up with friends from the village and beyond, so a social night is returning from April.
Please do come along on April 16th for the first “3rd Thursday” and let’s get this on the map!
Cakes, savouries & coffees etc (no bacon butties this month). Plus produce stall of jams, chutneys, cakes etc, plants, Bring & Buy, raffle, craft stalls.
Any donations please contact info@thehallevents.org.uk or one of the Coffee Shop team
Wood Owl and the Box of Wonders, for children of all ages, and all the family. We really hope to get a good audience for this, our first children’s show:
A lonely little owl wants nothing more than to fly into the night and join his friends. But how can he, when he is made from wood? The arrival of another lonely soul changes his life as he strives to help. Join Hoglets Theatre on a magical journey of singing owls, fantasy worlds, friendship and love.
Featuring beautiful handmade puppets, Wood Owl and the Box of Wonders is a heart-warming, visually enchanting children’s theatre experience that blends puppetry, original music, and immersive storytelling.
This magical production explores themes of friendship, kindness, and belonging, leaving audiences with an age-old message: the love we show to others comes back to us in time.
Tickets: £14 over 16’s / £10 2-16 yrs
From the Hall: info@thehallevents.org.uk
And online: https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/thehall-cherington-stourton-sutton/t-jxxqlnn
Get ready for an unforgettable night at Feldon’s Got Talent!
Dust off your harmonica, polish up your tap shoes, practice your stand up routine – and enter your talents into our light-hearted take on a slightly famous TV show!
Or save the date to be in the audience and witness the greatest acts of the Feldon Valley! Will there be any Golden Buzzer moments?! You’ll have to be there to find out…
Application for entries now open:
To register contact: Jim Walton (07860 727467) / jim@ghwalton.co.uk
Tickets £7.50 (Performers free of charge) feldonsgt@gmail.com
Online: https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/thehall-cherington-stourton-sutton/t-aaadorx
This Saturday evening, 28th Marchl, come and join the fun at the Easter Family Prize Bingo at The Hall organised by Stour Health and Wellbeing Partnership – SHWP
To book a table call Vanessa Compton on 01608 663320
Pop along to The Hall for a sociable morning and freshly ground coffee, tea, hot chocolate, bacon baps and cake.
This month we also have June Dunn, Mefi Arts & Crafts, with her beautiful sewn gifts and crafts, aprons, bags, teddies and lots of lovely Easter specials!
Tickets also on sale for our upcoming live comedy-music-entertainment night on Sunday 15th March “Victor & Albert, purveyors of fine musical comedy”, and the family theatre show on Sunday 10th May “Wood Owl and the Box of Wonders“.
Far better for you than a box of chocolates, and longer-lasting memories than a bunch of flowers!
We are very lucky to have lined up a brilliant evening of variety, comedy, music and mayhem, from identical twins Professor Victor & Doctor Albert.
A 2 -man Variety Show brought kicking and screaming into the 21st Century.
Tickets:
£13.50/ticket (£7.50 U-16’s)
Timings:
Pop along to The Hall a sociable valentine’s morning and enjoy hot dogs, toasted tea cakes , cakes, fresh coffee, tea, and hot chocolate
Eat in or takeaway.
Tickets for The Hall’s next Theatre Night will also be on sale:
On Sunday 15th March we have “Victor and Albert, purveyors of fine musical comedy” coming to entertain us with a riotous blend of music, comedy, games & mayhem! The identical twins Professor Victor and Dr Albert deliver a modern twist on a classic, 2-man variety show brought kicking & screaming into the 21st Century!
Tickets £13.50 / £7.50 u-16
See poster below.
The next meeting of the Cherington and Stourton Parish Council Meeting will be held at The Hall on Monday February 16th at 7.30.
For agenda items see below. For full agenda see here.
For previous minutes and agendas – click here.
For Planning Applications click here.
Members of the public are welcome to attend.
AGENDA
Peter Stoddart will be giving a talk on the life and times of Prince Rupert of The Rhine at The Hall on Wednesday February 18th at 20.00
For further information you can contact Peter here.
Invitation from the Village Garden Club and The Feldons Wildlife Group:
‘To all nature enthusiasts:
‘Why not treat yourselves to an uplifting event taking place in The Hall at 8.00pm on Wednesday 4th February.
David Sewell, a regular contributor to the Link Nature Notes, will be giving a talk about one of his bird watching trips to Colombia back in the 90’s.
Find out why this beautiful but deadly country is so alluring to world birders and how a (much!) younger David and his pals fared on their travels from the Andes to the Amazon.
It promises to reveal an exciting and fascinating insight into an unfamiliar world to most of us.
A warm welcome awaits you.
Doors open at 7.30
Talk begins at 8.00
Cherington and Stourton Village 