Potton Apple Day

Author: Sally Wileman

After a nation-wide bumper crop last autumn, we’re not expecting as many apples to juice this year. Our own orchard is still young and Potton Apple Day depends on the support of the Apple Amnesty.

So, if you have surplus apples, please do donate them to the community press so we can keep children busy chopping and juicing the fruit. If you’re unsure what variety you have, bring 5 or 6 of the best along to the identification table.

CAMRA will be on hand to refresh the parts that need refreshing and local band Drunk and Disorderly will keep your toes tapping. If you’ve not been before, you’ve been missing a treat.

Apple Day takes place from 12pm to 4pm on Sunday 27th September in St Mary’s Church field and hall.  It’s a family friendly, free, fun afternoon with live music, cider and good food.