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								About The Festival
						The Easton Festival was initiated in 2002 in order to celebrate the Golden Jubilee of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II and also to raise funds for various groups within this small but active village, and in 2003 the neighbouring village of Letheringham was invited to join in the organisation and to receive funding. The Festival is going from strength to strength, both financially and on the day, confirming its popularity as an event in the annual calendar. In the following years thousands of visitors enjoyed an exciting and exhilarating day at Easton Farm Park. they have seen an aerobatic display, medieval jousting, kite flying, motorcycle stunts, taken a helicopter ride, bought homemade cakes, watched numerous displays and tried their hand at archery. . There were games, sideshows, trade stands, an art exhibition and a classic car rally. Children could have their faces painted, watch Punch & Judy as well as enjoy the usual attractions of the Farm Park. In the region of £45,000 has been raised for distribution to local charities to help our rural community continue to offer sport, education and much more to its residents. In addition 15 national charities were given a free stand space to raise their own funds. Any group within the villages of Easton and Letheringham is able to apply for funding for a specific project. Distribution of funds will be strictly according to the rules of the Funding Committee.
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