Headstone Manor Museum marks 40 years with 1980s-themed village show in Pinner
Bank Holiday event on 31 August 2026 will feature live music, horticultural competitions and retro activities
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Headstone Manor & Museum will celebrate its 40th anniversary with a day of 1980s-themed entertainment at the Headstone Village Show on Monday 31 August 2026. The event, held in the museum’s grounds on Pinner View, will run from 12pm to 5pm.
Harrow Council announced the programme, which includes live music on the Harrow Arts Centre stage, a horticultural and craft show, and family activities. The event will also feature outdoor theatre, walkabout performers and a space hopper obstacle course.
Headstone Village Show returns with 80s theme
The annual event at Headstone Manor and Museum will feature retro activities and live entertainment.
What to expect at the show
The Harrow in LEAF 21st Annual Horticultural & Craft Show will take place alongside the main event. Local growers, makers and crafters will display flowers, produce and handmade goods. Winners will be announced at an afternoon awards ceremony.
Duck Pond Market will return with artisan stalls selling locally produced food, crafts and homewares. The Harrow Beekeepers Association will also have a presence, offering information about local beekeeping.
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Retro entertainment will include 1980s dance sessions, hula hoop workshops and fairground rides. Food and drink vendors will be available throughout the day.
Ticket prices and booking
Adult tickets cost £5, children under 12 £3, and under 2s enter free. A group ticket for four people is priced at £12. Harrow Council recommends advance booking through the Headstone Manor & Museum website.
The museum, located at Pinner View, Harrow HA2 6PX, is set in historic grounds and will host the event rain or shine. No further public consultation or council decision is required for the event to proceed.
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+When is the Headstone Village Show taking place?
The Headstone Village Show will take place on Monday 31 August 2026, from 12pm to 5pm at Headstone Manor & Museum in Pinner. The event marks the museum’s 40th anniversary and will include live music, crafts and family activities.
+How much do tickets for the Headstone Village Show cost?
Tickets cost £5 for adults, £3 for children under 12, and are free for children under 2. A group ticket for four people is £12. Advance booking is recommended through the museum’s website.
+What activities will be available at the Headstone Village Show?
The event will feature live music, a horticultural competition, family crafts, 1980s dance sessions, outdoor theatre and artisan stalls. There will also be food vendors and fairground rides for all ages.
+Do I need to book tickets in advance for the Headstone Village Show?
Harrow Council recommends booking tickets in advance through the Headstone Manor & Museum website. The event is expected to attract families and local residents, so early booking may secure entry.
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