Who will be at the Trad
the crooked billet
the crooked billet
This popular local pub is at the Trad once again. Renowned for its seriously good food, local beers and great atmosphere, owner Paul Clerehugh promises the full "Crooked Billet" experience on the river bank at Fawley Meadows.
The Covered
Night Train
The Covered are a multi-award winning London-based function band specialising in exciting floor-filling pop/rock and soul music hits from the 1950s to modern day.
We are excited to announce they will be playing once again at the Trad on Friday night!
Dance the night away with Night Train
which will again be hosting Saturday night at the Trad.
Richard Whennell's Berkshire based dance band entertains wedding parties, corporate gatherings and night clubs across the country to great acclaim.
From Rat Pack and Jump Jive
to Soul and Rock’n’Roll,
ABBA to ZZ Top…
varnished
to perfection
A vast array of traditional wooden boats as far as the eye can see
airborne
Another chance to see the Bremont Great War Display Team 'in aerial combat'!
heroes of
operation
dynamo
We salute the "Little Ships" of Dunkirk and the service men and women of WW2
Amphibians
The "Amphicar" of the 1960's
Alaska
Take a cruise
in style on the oldest
passenger steamer afloat
Daisy! Daisy!
Give me your
answer, do . . . . .
Vintage cyclists will be out
in force again
Exhibitors & Traders
Traditional boatbuilding in action and a variety of trade stalls to wander around
FACE PAINTING
WINDSOR BELLE
Market Place
What more traditional way of keeping the kids entertained?
A welcome return to the Trad for this iconic Edwardian steamship. Enjoy a luxury voyage with a selection of delicious sandwiches, Strawberries and cream, buttered scones jam and cream, with a glass of fizz!
Tickets can be purchased in advance, and also on the day according to availability.
Three sailings on Saturday and Sunday between 10 and 4 appx
Chandlery, engine spares, accessories, bric-a-brac
Vintage and Classic cars
on parade
Classic & Vintage
The Eccentric Club
from the ludicrous complication of Heath Robinson invention, to the whimsical vision of Roland Emmett creativity, look out for the wierd and wonderful and judge for yourselves...
"The Most Eccentric Craft on the Thames"
