2026 Chinnor Open Flower & Produce Show
We are pleased to announce that the 2026 show will be on August 31st, Bank Holiday Monday, where stalls will be open from 1.30 pm on the day.
We cannot wait to see you all there, don’t forget to download this year’s schedule to see which classes interest you.
There is something there for everyone including the children.
Welcome to the Chinnor Flower and Produce Show website
Come and enjoy a great family day out on August bank holiday Monday at Whites Field from 1.30pm! Later in the day enjoy our auction of produce and exhibits donated by the entrants plus you don’t want to miss the raffle!
Chinnor Flower & Produce Show is a long-established event and a nonprofit Organisation, the show gives local amateur enthusiasts the chance to shine.
There is something for everyone at the Chinnor Flower & Produce Show – from entering your own fruit and veg, home baked goods, crafts, flowers, photography, children’s classes that are kindly sponsored by Motec, to local stalls and refreshments from the White’s Windmill Café.
Anyone can enter and once you do you will realise how easy it is…. Get the kids involved or just come along and support your community and meet new people.
How To Enter
Just follow these simple steps!
- When the new schedule is published, have a look through the classes to see which classes interest you
- Go to entry forms and documents and complete the entry form
- Take your entry form to a Committee Member (visit the Schedule page for full details)
- For inspiration and ideas why not visit our Facebook page or Instagram or share your stories
Show Information
Stalls will be open from 1.30 pm on the day
Entry into the main show marquee will be open to the general public at 2.30pm on the day
Cost of entry:
Adults £1.00
Children are free to enter
Support your local independent businesses, charities and much more by visiting their outside stalls.
Lots to do and see including an auction of the exhibitors entries and a raffle with some fantastic prizes.
A Little Bit of History
Our first event was held in the grounds of the old Chinnor Rectory on 10 August 1910, in the area that is now the residential road called Rectory Meadow.
The attendance at the very first show was estimated to have been over a thousand people, roughly equivalent to the entire population of Chinnor at that time!
Shows like this had become a popular Edwardian pursuit around the country. They were encouraged by the local gentry and the clergy, who could provide both prizes and a field for the marquee and sideshows. Although some classes have changed over the years, these shows also included many non-horticultural classes much like today.
