Plum Festival

Pershore

Official Programme 2017

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Plum Festival Pershore

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We�are�delighted�to�announce�that�local�celebrity,�Mark�Stinchcombe�from�Eckington�Manor,�winner�of�the�2015 BBC MasterChef: The Professionals�will�officially�open�proceedings�on�Bank�Holiday�Saturday�in�Plum Alley�at�11.30am.�Please�come�along�and�say�hello�to�Mark,�taste�his�plum�creations�and�meet�up�with�all�the�other�members�of�our�Plum�family�who�will�also�be�in�attendance.�

Last�years’�Festival�was�outstanding�–�reported�to�be�the�biggest�and�best�yet�with�approximately�25,000�people�attending,�and,�at�last,�after�two�incredibly�wet�years,�the�weather�was�kind�to�us.

We�were�thrilled�to�be�awarded�The�Best�Festival�and�Event�accolade�in�Herefordshire�and�Worcestershire�for�the�fourth�time.�A�magnificent�achievement�for�everyone�associated�with�the�Festival.�

Almost�100�years�ago�a�poster�described�the�Pershore�Flower�Show�as�“The�Largest�Plum�Show�on�Earth”and�as�always,�the�Festival�Committee�have�worked�tirelessly�to�provide�you�with�an�amazing�event�to�attempt�to�recreate�this�century�old�spectacle.

And�now,�we’re�ready�to�do�it�all�again�-�starting�on�the�first�Saturday�in�August�in�Plum�Alley�when�a�plethora�of�very�talented�local�entertainers�will�sing�for�their�chosen�charities�-�so please come along and enjoy all the fun that is on offer.

As�you�will�see�from�this�packed�programme,�this�years�Festival�has�something�for�everyone�-�and�we�hope�you�will�enjoy�your�Pershore�plum�experience.

The�continuing�success�of�this�event�must�be�contributed�to�the�dedication,�support�and�hard�work�of�a�very�small�group�of�volunteers�who�make�it�all�happen,�and�of�course�to�all�the�local�businesses�and�organisations�who�support�and�sponsor�our�Festival.�Massive�thanks�to�everyone�and�grateful�thanks�to�YOU�for�visiting.

Happy festival everyone and remember… Think Pershore, think purple, think plums!

On behalf of Pershore and its Plum Committee, it is my great pleasure to welcome you to the town for this unique Festival.

the award winning Pershore Plum Festival

Welcome to...

Look out for our famous festival characters!ê The Plum Charmer

ê Prunella the Pershore Purple Plum

ê Eggbert the Yellow Egg Plum

ê Queen Victoria Plum

ê Our Plum Princess and her attendants.

E: info@pershoreplumfestival.org.uk

Angela TaylorChair of the Pershore Plum Festival

T:�01386�565373

All information concerning exhibitors, entertainers and events is correct at the time of printing. Pershore Plum Festival do not accept responsibility for any changes that may occur throughout the duration of the festival.

History of the plums

In 1827 George Crooke, a publican of the Butchers Arms in Church Street discovered the famous Pershore Yellow Egg plum by chance when walking through Tiddesley Wood. It was since then that his son, Thomas forced the growing of this distinctive variety which became widespread throughout the Pershore district by 1833. During the food shortage of the First World War Pershore fruit and plums were transported by train throughout the country. The Pershore Yellow Egg follows the Pershore Purple and can typically be found by the second week of August. To celebrate the 190th anniversary of the discovery of the Pershore Yellow Egg plum this year, there will many plummy events and activities to enjoy throughout the festival.

The Pershore Purple plum, formerly known as Martin’s seedling was created by Walter Martin of Drakes Broughton in 1877 as he developed the variety by crossing the Purple Diamond plum (found in late August) with the Rivers Early Prolific plum

(late July). Between 1900 and 1925 the Pershore Purple plum was planted and grown in preference to the Victoria plum due to its natural resistance to the disease Silver Leaf.

Plum varieties and dates of ripeningMid July Herman, Cherry Plum (Myrobalan)

Late July Opal, River’s Early Prolific, Sanctus Hubertus

Early August Oullin’s Gage, Czar, Blue Tit, Blaisdon Red

Mid August Pershore Yellow Egg, Purple Pershore, Victoria, Jubilee, Swan, Avalon, Belle de Louvain, Excalibur, Heron, Ontario

Late August Cambridge Gage, Cox’s Emperor (Queen’s Crown), Reeve’s, Warwickshire Drooper, Grove’s Late Victoria

Early September Kirke’s Blue, Giant Prune, Seneca, Laxton’s Cropper, Edwards, Pond’s Seedling, Monarch

Mid September Haganta, Valor, President, Common Damson

Late September Guinevere, Marjories Seedling

PershoreGetting to know

Visitor Information CentrePershore�Library,�Church�Street,�WR10�1DTT:�01386�556591E:�tourism@pershore-tc.gov.uk�W:�www.visitpershore.co.uk

Festival information stands(Bank Holiday Monday only)• Broad Street • Abbey ParkThese�stands�will�also�act�as�the�lost�property�and�missing�children�post.�

PlumbassadorsWill�be�on�hand�to�help�and�advise,�look�out�for�them�in�their�purple�attire.�

Public toilets(all�with�disabled�facilities):

• Central car park (off Plum Alley), • Church Walk adjacent to Abbey Park• Abbey Park (Bank Holiday Monday only).�

Banks and cash pointsLloyds�� –� Broad�Street

Barclays�� –� Bridge�Street

Cashpoint�machines�are�located�at�Tesco�Express�(High�Street)�and�Asda�(off�Chapman�Court/Plum�Alley).�

TrainsCotswolds�&�Malvern�Line.�Visit:�www.gwr.com.�£2�return�shuttle�bus�to�town.

(Bank Holiday Monday only)

Park and Ride(Bank Holiday Monday only)Town centre car parking is limited, so it is recommended that you use these services, which will run to the town centre from 09.00–17.30, only £3 per vehicle.�• Pershore High School (WR10�2BX)�• Pershore College (WR10�3JP)�

• Park and Stride facilities�available�at�the�Civic�Centre�car�parks.

Please�look�out�for�the�yellow�AA�directional�signs.�

First aid(Bank Holiday Monday only)Located��in�the�Town�Hall�(between�High�Street�and�Plum�Bazaar).�In�the�case�of�an�emergency�please�call�999.�

Event mobility(Bank Holiday Monday only)A�limited�number�of�wheelchairs�are�available�to�hire�from�Pershore�Town�Hall�(between�High�Street�and�Plum�Bazaar).�A�donation�to�the�charity,�Event�Mobility,�would�be�gratefully�received.To�pre-book�a�wheelchair,�please�contact�Angela�Taylor�on�T: 01386�565373.

Official Plum Festival Merchandise

Please note pictures are for illustration purposes only, products may vary.

Find us on Social Media

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Magnets £ 1

Available�at�all�festival�events.

Jute Bags £ 4.99

Cookbook £ 4.50

Postcards 50p or 3 for £ 1

Caps Adult £ 9.50 Child £ 5.99

Teddy Plum £ 9

Cotton bags £ 2.99

Polo shirt Adult £ 12.99

Pens £ 1.50

Keyring £ 1

T-shirt Adult £8.99 Child £ 6.99

Saturdays in Plum Alley

Entertainment

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Saturday 12 August10.30–11.30� Ray Izod��

�in aid of�St�Richards�Hospice11.30–12.30� Vale Harmony � �in aid of��Alzheimer’s�Research12.30–13.30� KenAl Corner � �in aid of�Primrose�Hospice�Bromsgrove13.30–14.30� The Plumstones � in aid of�Air�Ambulance�UK14.30–15.30� Gordon Dean � �in aid of Cancer�Research

Entertainers�will�be�performing�to�raise�money�for�their�chosen�charity�and�complemented�by�a�range�of�exhibitors�selling�a�variety�of�plums�and�products�including,�the�Vale�Landscape�Heritage�Trust.

Saturday 19 August10.30–11.30� Ray Izod�� �in aid of�St�Richards�Hospice11.30–12.30� The Plumstones � in aid of�Air�Ambulance�UK12.30–13.30� Colin Pitts � in aid of�Macmillan�Cancer13.30–14.30� KenAl Corner � �in aid of�Primrose�Hospice�

Bromsgrove

14.30–15.30� Andy Mardle � �in aid of Winston’s�Wish

15.30� �Winners of the Shop Window Competition revealed

Festival Launch Day

Featuring:• Entertainment, trade stands and

horticulture advice from the Vale Landscape Heritage Trust

in Plum Alley

• Festival-themed shop windows• Pershore Town Plan consultations • River Boat Trips with Avon Leisure Cruises at The Angel Hotel | 10.30–17.30

• The Big Plum Beer, Food and Music Festival

at The Angel Hotel

Come and join our guests in Plum Alley:• Balloon Modelling by Phil Jenkins

• Plum Festival characters

Entertainment Schedule

09.30–10.30� Ray Izod

10.30–11.30� The Plumstones

11.30 Official opening by Mark Stinchcombe

11.30–12.30� Gordon Dean

12.30–13.30� Oujamaflip

13.30–14.30� Strumpit

14.30–15.30� Six Foot Three

Come�and�join�us�for�plummy�celebrations,�entertainment�and�activities�throughout�the�town.�Listen�out�for�the�Abbey�bells�at�10am�to�welcome�the�start�of�this�year’s�Bank�Holiday�Weekend�festivities.

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AugustBank Holiday

Mark�Stinchcombe

in Plum Alley

• Family Fun Day

Come�along�to�Abbey Park�from�9.30am�for�fun,�entertainment�and�activities�for�the�whole�family.

Featuring:• Plum Plodders 10k race starting at 10.00� finishing�in�Abbey�Park

• Plum Pooches in the Park Dog Show

� starts at 11.30

• êNEW ê Plum Pedal Push � starts at 13.00� Fun�off�road�cycle�event�for�all�children!

• Abbey Tower Tours � from 13.30 | £4 adults and £2 children (7-16yrs)� Booking is recommended at the Tower Tours Desk.

• Teddy Plum Praise Service starts at 15.00 | Abbey Park Bandstand� A�short�service�for�all�the�family�with�their�teddy�bears.

Sunday27

August

Bank Holiday

Plum River Zone• Picnic Area at the Bridges

• River Boat Trips with Avon Leisure Cruises

at The Angel Hotel | 10.30–17.30

• The Big Plum Beer, Food and Music Festival

at The Angel Hotel

• Wetlands www.avonmeadows.org.uk

• Dragon Boat Racing www.dragonboatgroup.org.uk

Plum Fun Zone

Throughout the day:• Entertainment in the Bandstand • Food Village � A�variety�of�hot�food,�alcoholic�and�soft�drinks.

• Handmade Craft Market � provided�by�Sketts

• Pershore Town Plan consultations • Trade stands including Vale Landscape Heritage Trust

• South Worcestershire Lifeguards

Bandstand Entertainment schedulePlum Fun Zone

sponsored by Pershore Motor Group

with support from Wychavon Community Development

Circus Skills

Climbing Wall

Danter’s Fun Fair

Face Painting

Glamba Fun Drumming Workshops

Lizzie’s Busy Bus

Ed’s Family Friendly Punch and Judy Show

Smoothie Bike

Wychavon Youth Bus

Zorb Balls

10.30–11.30� W Factor

11.30–12.30� Garrington T. Jones

12.30-13.30 Tash Meusz

13.30–14.30� Betsy Harmony

14.30-16.30� Bands in the Park

15.00� �Teddy Plum Praise Service (weather permitting)

Pershore Motor Group are pleased to be sponsoring the Plum Fun Zone this year. We specialise in providing quality cars at a price to suit your pocket from new Subarus to approved used cars across all the major motor brands as well as a broad range of finance packages.

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The�pinnacle�of�the�Plum�Festival,�the�Abbey�bells�will�ring�at�9.30am�in�celebration��as�the�whole�of�Pershore�turns�plum�crazy.

• Arts Trail by�local�artists�from�Pershore.

• Classic Cars including�Rolls�Royce,�Jaguar�owners,��

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• Food Village �a�variety�of�hot�food,�alcoholic�and��

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• Abbey Tower Tours from 11.00

£4 adults, £2 children (7-16yrs)

• Teddy Parachute Drops � �inside the Abbey

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• Teddy Zip Wire Drops � �outside the Abbey

12.30 and 14.30

• World War 2 Display

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Plum Fayre DayBank Holiday

Plum Fun Zone

Bhangra Tots Danter’s Fun Fair Face Painting Glamba Fun Drumming

Workshops Lizzie’s Busy Bus Pershore Tennis Centre Ed’s Family Friendly Punch

and Judy Show

sponsored by Pershore Motor Group

Plum Abbey

Plum Bazaar

Plum Alley

Plum River Zone

A�delightful�plethora�of�stalls�selling�a�variety�of�products�in�St�Andrew’s�Garden�and�Church�Walk.�Refreshments�will�be�available�in�St�Andrew’s�Parish�Centre.

sponsored�by�Pershore�Market

Featuring:• Balloon Modelling • Entertainment• Plum Festival merchandise• Plum Pound Store• Trade stalls

including�horticultural�advice�from�the��Vale�Landscape�Heritage�Trust

Monday28

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Plum Fayre DayBank Holiday

Featuring:• Picnic area at the Bridges• River Boat Trips

with Avon Leisure Cruises

at The Angel Hotel | 10.30–17.30

• The Big Plum Beer, Food and Music Festival

at The Angel Hotel

• Wetlands www.avonmeadows.org.uk

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Farmers’ Market Broad StreetAward�winning�Farmers’�Market�run�by�Sketts�is�sure�to�meet�your�culinary�needs�based�within�a�fully�pedestrianised�area�of�the�town.�Listen�out�for�the�wonderful�sounds�of�steel�drums�as�The�Mighty�Jamma�will�be�playing�in�Broad�Street.

ê NEW for this year êYarn and Good CompanyHigh Street

Wendy�Burfitt�from�Yarn�and�Good�Company�and�all�her�customers�have�been�busy�celebrating�the�Plum�Festival�by�“Yarn�Bombing”�and�crocheting�plums�and�bunting�which�will�adorn�the�town�throughout�the�Bank�Holiday�weekend.�

� Yarn and Good Company

Bizarre Plum Products Abbey Butchers

Plum sausages, sausage rolls, pork pies and cheese

Coffee & More Plum iced tea and plum cakes

Manor Farm Butchers Plum sausages and burgers

Sugar & Spice Plum jam, plum and almond tarts

The Angel Hotel Three course plum menu

The Star Inn Spiced plum cider

Whistlers Plum cheesecake

YOUR TOWN, YOUR PLANMake sure your voice is heard. Final chance to take part in the

consultation on Saturday 26th and Sunday 27th August. All Pershore

residents eligible for the Grand Draw.

www.pershoretownplan.co.uk

PERSHORETOWN PLANPLANNING FOR THE FUTURE WITH RESPECT FOR THE PAST

EntertainmentMonday28

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Plum Fayre Day

Baptist Church, Broad Street

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11.00–12.00� The Gil

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13.00–14.00� Eve Lin

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15.00–16.00� Louise

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Bandstand, Abbey Park supported by Taylor Wimpey

10.00–11.00� Tone Tanner

11.00–12.00� �Cast Off Appalachian Step Dancers

12.00–13.00� W Factor

13.00–14.00� Me & Mrs Jones

14.00–15.00� �Worcester Male Voice Choir sponsored by P.J. Nicholls and supported by Dudley’s Coaches

15.00–16.00� The Poppy Sisters

16.00–17.00� Gordon Dean

Plum Alley, Chapman Court sponsored by Pershore Market

09.30–10.30� Ray Izod

10.30–11.30� Garrington T. Jones11.30–12.30� Liv Holder12.30–13.30� Griff Collins13.30–14.30� Strumpit

14.30–15.30� Colin Pitts15.30–16.30� Bobby G

Festival Fringe Events

Plum Coach ToursWednesday 9, 16 and 23 AugustCelebrating�the�fruit�that�made�Pershore�so�famous,�don’t�miss�these�exciting�guided�tours.�Plum�guides�will�accompany�every�tour�and�you�can�be�sure�they�will�produce�the�‘plum�goods’.�Picking�up�at�various�points�throughout�the�county,�booking�is�essential.�For�further�details�and�to�book�seats�contact:�Dudley’s Coaches | 01386 792206 info@dudleys-coaches.co.uk | www.dudleys-coaches.co.uk

Plum WeekendSaturday 19 – Sunday 20 August Walsgrove Farm, WR7 4QLUp�to�20�varieties�of�plums.�PYO/�Ready�Picked.�Guided�walks�around�the�orchard�–�see�website�for�details.�Woodpecker�Café�open�Saturday.Margaret Haywood | 01905 345371 margaret.haywood@gmail.com | www.walsgrove.co.uk

Plum Festival 999 Bike NiteThursday 24 August PershoreJoin�all�facets�of�the�emergency�services�and�the�South�Midlands�Bike�Nites�for�this�bike�extravaganza!�All�bikes�–�mopeds,�motorbikes,�scooters,�choppers,�combinations�and�trikes�most�welcome�for�a�night�of�fun,�excitement�and�plenty�of�plum�food�and�drink.Kathy Ford | 07517 444684 | curveycuddlesford@gmail.com

Great Comberton Flower ShowSaturday 26 August Brailles Orchard, Great Comberton, WR10 3DPAll�sorts�of�Plum�Classes,�attended�by�the�Plum�Festival�characters�14.00�–�17.30.�Entrance�£2.50�for�adults,�children�free.�Lots�of�games,�music,�dog�show�and�classic�cars.Suzanne Hamilton | 07763 560344 suzanne.hamilton1@virgin.net | www.theflowershow.org.uk

The Big Plum Beer, Food and Music FestivalSaturday 26 –Monday 28 August The Angel Hotel, Pershore, WR10 1AFLive�music,�great�food,�a�garden�bar,�and�a�spectacular�Sunday�evening�firework�display�in�riverside�gardens.�Riverboat�trips�provided�by�Avon�Leisure�Cruises�will�be�available�over�the�Bank�Holiday�Weekend.Suzanne Badger | 01386 552046 reception@angelpershore.co.uk www.angelpershore.co.uk

Brown Hairstreak Open DaySaturday 27 August Three Parishes Hall, Grafton FlyfordJoin�Butterfly�Conservation�and�the�Worcestershire�Wildlife�Trust�to�celebrate�the�20th�anniversary�of�Grafton�Wood�becoming�a�nature�reserve.��Special�guest:�Sir�Peter�Luff,�Chairman�of�the�Heritage�Lottery�Fund.www.westmidlands-butterflies.org.uk

Plum BikeawaySunday 17 September Pershore College, WR10 3JPFor�over�20�years�cyclists�have�been�taking�part�in�fundraising�cycling�events�for�the�Pershore�Unit�of�St�John�Ambulance�and�the�Vale�of�Evesham�Community�First�Responders.�Cyclists�have�three�routes�to�choose�from:

• 49 miles Purple Plum Route • 19 miles Yellow Egg Plum Route • 8 miles Greengage RouteAll�routes�provide�sensational�autumnal�views�of�Bredon�Hill�and�beyond.Bikeaway Ventures | 01386 565564 bikeaway@pershoreplumfestival.org.uk www.visitwychavon.com

Festival Fringe Events

Sponsors and Supporters

1st Littleton Scout Group

The Pershore Plum Festival would like to thank all of our sponsors and supporters.

Sponsors and Supporters

South Worcestershire Lifeguards

Community Development Team

Without their generosity the events would not take place.

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