"You have to be in it to win it..."
CHRISTMAS SHOW DRAW ON 12TH DECEMBER ACCUMULATING EXCELLENT PRIZES
The Old Country Crows Christmas Show on Saturday 12th December 2026 in aid of Cancer Research UK will be staging a draw on the night for which tickets are already available for purchase with all proceeds going to this important charity organisation.
Cancer Research UK is the world's largest independent cancer research organisation. It is registered as a charity in the United Kingdom, as well as the Isle of Man, and was formed on 4 February 2002 by the merger of The Cancer Research Campaign and the Imperial Cancer Research Fund.
Kind donations for prizes are being made by local businesses and individuals.
Forestry England have pledged a family ticket to Christmas at Bedgebury 2026.
Wander beneath towering conifers as the forest comes alive with colour, light and seasonal sounds in a magical experience designed for friends and family of all ages.
This year’s trail is reimagined for 2026 with new installations and festive favourites to give you an unforgettable new experience.
Marvel beneath the classic Christmas Cathedral, witness the beauty of the brand-new Laser Garden, and soak up the breathtaking sight of Bedgebury’s tall trees glowing against the night sky. Around every corner, enchanting moments await and you may even catch a magical glimpse of Father Christmas along the way...
Your very merriest Christmas starts here. A Festive Feast Awaits.
Make a night of it with delicious festive treats from our hand-picked food and drink stalls. Sip on a spiced winter warmer, indulge in a decadent hot chocolate, or toast marshmallows over crackling flames.
Beach Street Restaurants with 6 locations in the south-east and The Cider Works in Waldershare near Dover have both donated meal vouchers for the draw.
Beach Street Restaurants opened 81 The Beach in Deal, Kent in 2005 and have now added 5 further locations including The Coach located on the A258 between Deal and Sandwich and The Coastguard in St. Margarets Bay near Dover, Kent.
Since 1794 a hostelry has been on the site at Waldershare. The establishment was named The Royal George from 1800, The High And Dry from 1974 and The Cider Works since 2010.
Draw tickets are now available so please contact a band member or associate of the band to obtain your tickets now so you can be "in it to win it."
Even better be there on the night for a night of music and laughter and to help raise funds for Cancer Research UK. It will be a special night.
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