Bonfire Night 5th November

Bonfire Night at Littleton Farm
Thursday 5th November, 6pm to 8pm
In aid of the Farming Community Network and Oakhaven Hospice

A proper Bonfire Night in the fields at Littleton Farm, with The Kitchen At, for everyone in our corner of Hampshire. Neighbours, farming families, camp families, friends. If you live and work around here, this one is for you.

Your £10 ticket includes a hot portion of Ben's famous chilli and rice, served from The Kitchen. There will be a bar, plenty of Bonfire Night treats and sparklers, and somewhere warm to stand while the fire goes up.

6.00pm Gates open
6.45pm Bonfire lit
7.30pm Silent fireworks
8.00pm Fire out

10% of our profits goes to the Farming Community Network, who stand behind farmers and farming families through the hardest times, and to Oakhaven Hospice, who look after local people and their families when it matters most. Both do quiet, unglamorous work for people we know. Come and eat well, drink and help us raise as much as we possibly can for two fantastic charities. 

Tickets
£10 per person in advance, online sales close Sunday 2nd November (each ticket includes a bowl of Bens famous chili and rice)
£12 on the door, subject to availability.
Children already booked onto our Bonfire Night day camp come free, but must be picked up by their parents at the gate for 6pm. 
Collect your wristband on arrival. It is your ticket for the evening and your chilli. Wrap up warm and bring your wellies. Bring a torch- it's a 5 minute walk up to the barn, accessed either by the yard or the footpath. There will be signs. parking available in the farm yard. 

*Children must be accompanied and remain the responsibility of their parent or guardian.

If you feel you can't come please do think about donating to either charity using the links below. 

Farming Community Network     Oakhaven Hospice

One last thing. Bonfire Night has always been my favourite night of the year, and I have a slightly unfair reason for it. My ancestor, Sir Thomas Knyvett, was the man who caught Guy Fawkes in the cellars beneath Parliament in 1605. Four hundred and twenty one years later, we are still lighting the fire.