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5.30Pm at Clifton Park FREE PROGRAMME er, rday 1 emb Satu 2th and Sunday 13th Sept am 10 – 5.30pm at Clifton Park NEW FOR THIS YEAR – Rother FM Music Festival and Yorkshire’s Strongest Man Competitions For more information on the Rotherham Show contact Rotherham Visitor Centre on 01709 835904 - See inside for full listings of events Events RMBC www.rotherham.gov.uk/leisure 2 Main Rotherham Sponsor Show Visi our stan toda! We have lots of fun activities for all ages including: •Competitions •Course tasters •Freebies •Information about Courses & Apprenticeships •Photo booth And much more! Check out our social media accounts over the weekend for updates... Dearne Valley College DVCollege @DVCollege T: 01709 513355 Our Core Values The learner at the centre of all we do E: [email protected] Passionate about high quality www.dearne-coll.ac.uk A respectful and supportive environment 3 Welcome… …to The Rotherham Show The biggest and best FREE show in the North of England. Rotherham Show is one of the most anticipated events in the town’s social calendar. One of the largest free events in the north it is guaranteed to bring fun and entertainment to around 70,000 visitors. The weekend is a time when the whole community can get together to celebrate what is good about our town. It is a time for us to come together as “one town, one community”, and to enjoy live music, a wealth of entertainment, and a large number of events. This year, as usual, it is being held in our award winning Clifton Park just 10 minutes’ walk from the town centre. Now in its 3rd decade, the show has a wide range of activities for all ages and tastes and many varied stalls and exhibitors. There are still many old favourites, and some new additions this year which include Rother FM Music Festival, held at the bandstand, and the Yorkshire Strongman Competition, which is sure to give the crowd a “lift”. That RMBC hosts and organises such a successful event makes me extremely proud and whenever anybody asks me to give an example of Rotherham at its best I immediately think of this beautiful award winning park and this amazing show. Months of planning goes into making sure the weekend goes ahead, with enough to entertain the thousands who visit and ensure that everyone leaves happy. I would like to thank the council events team who put the whole thing together and the many council staff who help with everything from car parking to litter picking. A special big thanks has to go to the other organisations who support this weekend - the police, ambulance service, fire service and Air Cadets, to name a few, also to Flutterbies Nursery for their support at this year’s show. Our sponsor this year, Dearne Valley College, deserves a special mention. However, the most important thank you goes to you, the visitors to the show who support and help make the event one to remember. We know that Rotherham is a town with a big heart and together we will show that the heart of it, this weekend, is at the Rotherham Show. Tell your friends and family, let them see Clifton Park, and Rotherham, at its best and let’s be proud of our town together. Enjoy this great show! Councillor Maggi Clark Mayor of Rotherham 4 What’s On – SATURDAY From 10am and throughout the day: Horticultural Show, The Prince’s Trust and Rotherham Youth Enterprise, Fresh Produce and Crafts, Funfair, Hamster Show, Diversity Festival, The Cycle Hub, Pop Up High Street, Archery, Phoenix Falconry Static Display, Colourscape, Yorkshire Transport Museum, Military Displays, Trade Stands, Exhibitions and Refreshments. 10am – 5pm Fun Dog Show Next to Horticultural Marquee 11am – 5.30pm Rother FM Music Festival (see pages 14 & 15 for more details) Bandstand 12 noon Opening of Horticultural Show 12 noon – 12.30pm Tug-o-War – Hulks Strongman Division Main Arena 12.45pm – 1.05pm Reel Stunts in Action Main Arena 1.15pm – 1.45pm K9 Freestyle Dog Dancing Display Main Arena 2pm – 2.20pm Reel Stunts in Action Main Arena 2.30pm – 3pm Car Carry – Hulks Strongman Division Main Arena 3.15pm – 3.45pm K9 Freestyle Dog Dancing Display Main Arena 4pm – 4.20pm Reel Stunts in Action Main Arena 5 What’s On – SUNDAY From 10am and throughout the day: Horticultural Show, The Prince’s Trust and Rotherham Youth Enterprise, Fresh Produce and Crafts, Funfair, Diversity Festival, The Cycle Hub, Pop Up High Street, Archery, Phoenix Falconry Static Display, Colourscape, Military Displays, Trade Stands, Exhibitions and Refreshments. 10am – 5pm Fun Dog Show Next to Horticultural Marquee 10am – 4.30pm Vintage Vehicle Static Display Adjacent to Event Control 11am – 4pm Brass Bands at the Vintage Vehicle Static Display 11am – Rotherham Schools’ Youth Brass Band 12 noon – Maltby Miners’ Welfare Band 1pm – Thorpe Hesley Brass Band 2pm – Thurcroft Colliery Band 3pm – Dinnington Colliery Band 11am – 5.30pm Rother FM Music Festival (see pages 14 & 15 for more details) Bandstand 3pm – 3.20pm Horticultural Show Awards by the Mayor of Rotherham & Consort Horticultural Marquee 4pm – 4.20pm Vintage Vehicle Rally Awards by the Mayor of Rotherham & Consort Adjacent to Event Control 6 Rotherham College More than qualifications • Routes to university • Success in the job market • Challenging projects and competitions • Real-life work with employers • Industry-standard facilities Visit us at stand 80 or visit www.rotherham.ac.uk/September2015 [email protected] 01709 722777 #RothColl Reach your potential with Lifeline Rotherham provides a 2 months FREE. FREE and confidential service to which people aged 18+ offering brief On fitness and swim memberships. Fitness membership includes: alcohol advice, awareness, group ■ Results guaranteed or your money back ■ 3 tailor-made 1-on-1 gym sessions sessions and wellbeing support in our ■ 1 FREE small group training session ■ Unlimited use of the gym new base at Carnson House and out ■ Swimming ■ Workout classes in the Rotherham community. ROTHERHAM LEISURE ASTON-CUM-AUGHTON COMPLEX LEISURE CENTRE Effingham Street, Rotherham Aughton Road, Swallownest Lifeline Rotherham 01709 722555 0114 2942580 www.rotherhamleisurecomplex.co.uk www.aston-cum-aughtonleisurecentre.co.uk Carnson House MALTBY LEISURE CENTRE WATH UPON DEARNE High Street, Maltby LEISURE CENTRE 1 Moorgate Road 01709 797100 Festival Road, Wath upon Dearne www.maltbyleisurecentre.co.uk 01709 870120 Rotherham www.wathupondearneleisurecentre.co.uk S60 2EN Built by Places for People Leisure in partnership with Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council Tel: 01709 447700 When paying in advance for one year. Terms and conditions apply. 7 Main Arena Entertainment Saturday only The main arena showcases a wealth of hilarious and breathtaking entertainment. REEL STUNTS IN ACTION Whether it’s falling from a tall building or crashing into a brick wall, stunt people never cease to amaze us on the big screen. In this fantastic show see how stunts are devised and executed with explosive techniques making every performer’s approach different, and learn how timing and reactions are just as important to the final look of a stunt. Incorporating ground stunt work, the use of trampettes and combined with the art of high fall this exciting show will give just a sneak preview of the complex world of stunt work. K9 FREESTYLE DOG DANCING DISPLAY This exciting canine freestyle dog display is totally unique and always entertains and astounds audiences. The professional canine demonstrations team consists of talented K9 performers who dance musical routines with their Crufts winning trainer Richard Curtis. The routines show dogs at different levels of training and show off each dog’s character, sometimes with hilarious results. HULKS STRONGMAN DIVISION Hulks Strongman Division will take to the main arena to amaze you with a fantastic car carry and also invite children to join in a fun tug-o-war. NEW FOR 2015! YORKSHIRE’S STRONGEST MAN COMPETITION Saturday & Sunday Held on both days and brought to you by Hulks Strongman Division and Manimal Nutrition this really exciting addition to this year’s show, the Yorkshire’s Strongest Man Competition is sure to have audiences gasping in amazement at the strength and power needed to take part. The Novice competition will be held on Saturday and will include a car dead lift, monster log, loading medley, car-carry and atlas stones. The 105kg and Opens will be held on Sunday and will also include a car dead lift/transit dead lift, monster log, loading medley, car-carry and atlas stones. 8 Entertainment for all ages and tastes VINTAGE VEHICLE RALLY The Rally will once again be wowing crowds on the Sunday of the show with a parade setting off from Forge Island Car Park in Rotherham Town Centre at 10.30am followed by a static display on the showground. Visitors to the show will be able to see a wide range of vintage vehicles including a 1967 Daimler, a 1926 Royal Enfield Motor Cycle, a 1968 Dodge Charger and many more fabulous vehicles. Plus, there will be local brass bands playing all day including Maltby Miners’ Welfare Band, Thorpe Hesley Brass Band, Thurcroft Colliery Band, Dinnington Colliery Band and Rotherham Schools’ Youth Brass Band adding to the truly lovely atmosphere of this much-loved part of Rotherham Show. HORTICULTURAL SHOW A popular feature of Rotherham Show with so much to see from prize winning jams and vegetables to wonderful blooms and speciality scones. Take a leisurely stroll around all the entries and see if you agree with the judges. FRESH PRODUCE & CRAFT MARQUEE For unique and quirky crafts and the highest quality local and regional artisan foods, why not visit this great marquee? There’s something for everyone from honey products, luxury spices and speciality cheeses to handmade jewellery, bags and much more! ROTHER FM MOTOR VILLAGE Rother FM’s local and regional contacts within the motor industry have enabled them to bring this attraction, showcasing many local prestige dealers.
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