Here's a taster from Daffodil Weekend 2025 created by the amazing students at West Suffolk College

Last year, the students from West Suffolk College Media, Film and Journalism course joined us for event experience.

We loved having them here and think they’ve done an amazing job. Thanks Team WSC! We really do wish them all the best with their future careers.

Creating opportunities for the local community is what Daffodil Weekend is all about…

Meet the gorgeous 'Murph', our headliner for this year

He’s heroically organising the music again this year - we love you Murph!

Tickets for Daffodil Weekend 2026 are now live

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Come to Thriplow Daffodil Weekend to experience the warm and friendly atmosphere of our charity fundraising event, run entirely by local volunteers. 

Join us for two days of fun activities for all the family and amble through over 100 stalls to find that something special. Check out the blacksmiths at work in the Smithy and be entertained by the merry Morris dancers. Then recharge at Taste of Thriplow for street food and beer or enjoy hot drinks and homemade cake at our Village Tearooms. With live music being played all around the village it’s the perfect place to get some springtime cheer.

Buy your tickets early to avoid disappointment as we always sell out

And it’s a wrap!

Thank you to everyone who came, participated, donated and volunteered in our lovely Daffodil Weekend. I will post later today how much we raised for local charities.

We hope you all enjoyed yourselves despite the weather 🙄 on Sunday. The daffodils always shine through 😃.

Not only do we support small and often local traders, it has also enabled us to forge worthwhile new connections.

The Cambridge Russian Speaking Society came as VIPs with 30 Ukrainian refugees to meet the Convoy4Ukraine charity.

And we’ve hooked up with the students of West Suffolk College on the Media, Film and Journalism course to give them the opportunity to film the music and event. This enables us to offer the bands (who play for free) some better quality promotional videos.

Plus the Romans revisited Thriplow for the first time since AD 43. Also the first time they’d bumped into our regulars. the Militias of Anglia, who were in Thriplow 1647.

There are so many positive connections that make the mega effort worthwhile!

Once the volunteer committee have mopped up after the event, we’re going to take a rest until planning starts again in September.

Special mentions to Kelly for picking up Children’s Thriplow again after managing to escape for a couple of years. And to Digby for taking on Country Thriplow after a couple of years without a leader.

The weekend couldn’t happen without the UNSUNG HEROES picking litter and clearing up, and the teams parking cars and coaches who cope to the very best of their ability with 40 coaches a day and peak entry times.

In the meantime, do send us your POSITIVE comments - we need to keep every volunteer on board and not put anyone off!! It requires lots of time, dedication, motivation, and lots of juggling to get the show on the road. It’s been noted that we need more fresh coffee stations. That’s an easy tick for next year.

It’s all calm again in Thriplow this morning and the Parish and neighbouring villages are recovering. It wakes us up from our winter slumber every year, enables the locals to meet up again and welcome new people.

A heartfelt thank you.

We’ve sold out for Sunday too.

And we’ve sold out for today as well. ❤️❤️❤️😎

Thank you to everyone for buying tickets, we hope you have a great time.

For anyone who has missed out, please beware of scammers as some people lost money last year. Don’t give them your hard earned cash.

Tickets go on sale in January, so get yours nice and early for 2026.

Some highlights from 22 March 2025 - what a great day with such lovely visitors!

This is what was happening up at Country Thriplow:

The School tea room team are stocked up with tasty goodies

Cricket Pitch stalls are always very popular.

In Pegg’s Close we have lovely artisan buys

Vintage Cars are also in Pegg’s Close

We have loads of fun things to see and do in School Lane Meadow

We have blacksmiths working both days in the Smithy

And in the always popular Taste of Thriplow…

And finally for today, the little steam engine with it’s brother, big steam engine, outside The Green Man Pub.

Smell the baking!

There’s a heady smell of baking in Thriplow tonight, with villagers preparing tasty treats for our tea rooms this weekend!

I’ve just made two lemon drizzle and two Victoria sponge cakes. It’s hard not to tuck in to at least one 😬

Would you like to see my party trick?

Wait for it… Loki, the rescue donkey, loves his sand pit.

Please come over to say hello to Morag’s cute donkeys and Anna’s gorgeous Shetland Ponies at the Stables at the bottom of Country Thriplow this weekend.