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On Thursday 5th and Friday 6th June The Meetings Farm in Little Tew plays host to Summer Fair in the Cotswolds – a two-day celebration of fashion and lifestyle in support of Dravet Syndrome UK, the only UK charity dedicated to improving the lives of those affected by this rare and life-limiting neurological disorder
This June, The Meetings Farm in Little Tew plays host to Summer Fair in the Cotswolds - a two-day celebration of fashion and lifestyle in support of Dravet Syndrome UK, the only UK charity dedicated to improving the lives of those affected by this rare and life-limiting neurological disorder.
Taking place on Thursday 5th & Friday 6th June, the event blends curated experiences across two days, bringing together fashion, independent shopping and summer socials in the Oxfordshire countryside, all with the goal of raising funds and awareness for an under-recognised condition.
Thursday 5th June | VIP Fashion Show | 6.30pm – 9.30pm
A ticketed evening for fashion lovers and supporters alike, Thursday night features a live runway show with looks from local boutiques and designers, plus pop-up shopping from handpicked lifestyle brands. Guests arrive to a welcome cocktail or chilled rosé, with a live DJ on the lawn and a raffle featuring brilliant prizes.
Tickets: £25 (includes welcome drink).
Friday 6th June | Open-Air Shopping Event | 9am – 3pm
Friday is a more relaxed daytime affair, ideal for browsing with friends and refreshing your summer wardrobe. With a lineup of independent fashion, accessories and lifestyle stalls, it’s a chance to support local brands and discover new favourites.
Tickets: £12 in advance / £15 on the day.
Booking available at: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-summer-fair-in-the-cotswolds-tickets-1323429787119. Early booking recommended due to limited capacity. Both events will take place at The Meetings Farm, OX7 4JN – a private venue just outside Chipping Norton.
All proceeds from ticket sales, the bar and the raffle will go directly to Dravet Syndrome UK, supporting their work with families living with the challenges of Dravet Syndrome.
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