"The Gateway to the Cotswolds"

The lovely town of Burford occupies a position on the meandering River Windrush. Burford is built on a fairly steep hill, and the view from the top of the hill looking down the High Street to the river is one of the classic panoramas of the Cotswolds. A lovely triple-arched medieval bridge crosses the Windrush, and though Burford itself does not occupy the northern bank, a walk across the bridge is rewarded by wonderful views across water meadows to the spire of St. John the Baptist parish church. Our venue, Warwick Hall, is adjacent to St John's, on route to the only car park in Burford.

The Venue: Warwick Hall

I think this has to be one of the oldest halls we've ever held  fairs in. Warwick Hall is full of character, with beautiful gardens to the rear. It has a kitchen area for our use, so don't forget your mugs! We have access from 8am to 6pm except on October 9th when we must be out of the hall for 5pm as there is an evening function. We will open to the public from 10am to 4pm.

If you would like a Burford 2010 info pack please foloow this link, but don't forget to email or phone to check availability for your craft(s) before booking!

http://www.appletreecraftfairs.com/Burford2010.pdf