TICKETS are now on sale for a major countryside celebration.
The Game Fair returns to Ragley Hall from July 24 to 26, promising three days showcasing field sports, land management and rural heritage.
Visitors will find clay shooting competitions, airgun ranges, gundog trials, falconry displays and a fishing quayside, all set against the historic backdrop of the ninth Marquess of Hertford’s ancestral home.
The Shootline, run by E.J. Churchill, is draw for both seasoned pros and curious newcomers, offering a comprehensive range of clay shooting competitions and airgun ranges.
The UK’s largest pop-up shopping village will feature nearly 1,000 exhibitors selling luxury country fashion, bespoke tailoring, canine accessories and artisan food and drink.
James Gower, managing director of The Game Fair, said: "We are seeing positive early ticket sales this year and all the early signs point toward 2026 being an exciting summer at Ragley Hall.
"As we celebrate the very best of rural Britain, we are thrilled to partner with The Gunmakers Trust.
"Its mission to protect the heritage and future of British craftsmanship aligns perfectly with the values of our visitors."
Last year’s event raised £10,500 for The Gunmakers Trust, contributing to the significant investment required for master craftsmen apprenticeships.
Robin Curtis, chairman of The Gunmakers Trust, said: "We are honoured to be the official charity partner of The Game Fair for a second year running.
"The funds we raised through online ticket sales to The Game Fair last year enabled us to sponsor two of our gunmaker apprentices for a full year.
"This support ensures that we’re able to sponsor the next generation of master craftsmen and ensures that British gun making remains the best in the world."
Tickets are available via the Game Fair Tickets website, with early bird discounts and premium packages offered for a limited time.
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