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Arts and Entertainment | 14th September 2023
 

There’s still time to get your creations into Langholm Show

 
 
 

If you’re a baker, floral artist, photographer, gardener, crafter, knitter crocheter, artist, there’s still time to enter your masterpieces into the industrial sections of Langholm Show as entries are open until this Saturday, 16th September.
The Industrial Tent has always been a big draw at Langholm’s annual rural spectacular.
The competition is fierce and the judging stressful as the quality of the entries gets better every year.
So, get those drop-scones dropped, dahlias dusted, shortbread sugared and get in touch with the industrial secretary to make your entries.
Contact the industrial secretary, Aileen Cavers, Kirkton, Ewes, Langholm Tel 07974 172 348 or email admin@langholmshow.com. The show is on The Castleholm, Langholm from early doors on Saturday 23rd September.

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