Friday, June 20, 2025

Motorcycle display team to perform at Revesby Country Fair

Revesby Country Fair will return this summer with a packed schedule of entertainment, activities and events.

Taking place at Revesby Park on Sunday 3rd August, the country show will offer jaw-dropping stunt displays and plenty of hands-on activities for all the family, as well as traditional favourites including classic cars, vintage tractors and equine competitions.

Headlining this year is the Imps Motorcycle Display Team, which returns by popular demand after last appearing at Revesby Country Fair in 2019. Consisting of children and young people, the Imps is the world’s premier military-style display team – whose youngest performer is just five years old. The team will be putting on an unmissable display of discipline and skill in the Main Ring.

With more than 200 traders and exhibitors expected, the event also promises its annual cooking, growing and flower competitions, as well as live music, ‘Revesby style’ terrier racing and some of the best food and drink Lincolnshire has to offer.

John Roe, chairman of Revesby Country Fair, said: “We’re thrilled to be returning for another fantastic day out this year, with an exciting line-up of returning favourites that the whole family will know and love.

“Visitors can expect an astonishing Main Ring display from the Imps, with multiple motorcycle cross-over routines and billowing fire jumps – it’s not to be missed!

“There will also be plenty of ‘have-a-go’ hobbies like clay pigeon shooting and archery, and you can even get your four legged friends involved with dog agility, the gun dog scurry competition and the fun dog show.

“Tickets are available now and if you purchase online in advance you’ll be able to skip the queue on the day, so it pays to be organised. We look forward to seeing everyone there, as we celebrate the very best of Lincolnshire produce, craft and entertainment!”

Tickets are on sale now and can be purchased online in advance, priced at £17 for adults, £6 for children (aged 5-16) and £40 for a family of five (two adults and up to three children). Under 5s and carers go free.

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