Five days of fundraising activities at Easton on the Hill

Thursday, 21 May 2026 09:53

Source: Rutland & Stamford Sound Facebook page

Five days of fundraising and community involvement begins at Easton on the Hill tonight

with their 18th Annual Gala with a Beer Festival throughout live music tomorrow night and through Sunday. There's also the best of Easton's Got Talent on Saturday night, following a car boot sale on Saturday morning and the Village Fete Day on Monday includes a dog show and a display of Winter Olympics in the warm sunshine. Based at the Blue Bell pub, it's expected to raise around £5,000 for community groups and organisations in the village.

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