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Welcome to Farthingstone

Farthingstone is a delightful small village in the heart of the Northamptonshire countryside. Situated half way between Towcester and Daventry, the village has 79 houses, St Mary’s Church, the Baptist Chapel, The Kings Arms pub and a Village Hall which used to be the school. We also have the Joy Mead Memorial Garden and Cloister as a wonderful amenity for use by the Villagers.

Upcoming Events

Sunday 10 August - Tea and cakes in the Village Hall: A mid-summer opportunity for a get-together. The Hall will be open from 2 - 5pm for you to partake of the delicious cakes (and tea or coffee) served up by our wonderful bakers. There will also be plants for sale.

Saturday 27 September - Harvest Supper
A whole summer lies ahead to nurture your fruits and vegetables and search out exciting saleable items for the grand auction.

Regular Events

• Every Monday: Lizzy runs Hatha yoga classes for all at Farthingstone Village Hall 11.30 - 12.45pm. Contact Lizzy via www.yogawalks.co.uk or on 07950 573719 to book a space or for more information.
• First Thursday every month: Ladies Night in the Kings Arms - from 8.00 pm. An informal chance for a chat in the inviting atmosphere of the Kings Arms.
• Every Tuesday: Quiz night in the Kings Arms from 7.45pm.
• Bimonthly from January, 3rd Monday: Parish Council meetings in the Village Hall - 8.00 pm
• July every year: The Village Tea in the Joy Mead
• October every year: Harvest Supper in the Village Hall

Recent events

Annual Village Tea:
It was a perfect summer's evening - great food, great company and the Cloisters looking gorgeous in the evening light.

'ReBjorn' ABBA tribute:
What a great night! The group did us proud and produced a splendid 'tribute' which got us all dancing along. The sound, the costumes, the energy and the audience interaction - all fantastic. Thank you very much 'ReBjorn' - and thank you all the organisers and everyone who came along to support.

'From Copper to Potter':
The second in the 'An evening with....' series took us from the huge challenges facing the police - from bobboes on the beat right up to Chief Constables - to the rather different challenges involved in producing stunning ceramics. Thank you for a very interesting evening Patrick.

'To Hell in a Handcart with the Hurdy Gurdy Man':
Our first in the series 'An evening with.....' was a great success with over 40 people coming to Tony Millyard's enlightening talk about the history of the hurdy gurdy.

'Souper Saturday':
A magnificent 40 people came to sample the delicious soups and breads on offer - and a marvellous total of £261 was raised for the Village Hall. Thanks everyone!