Welshpool 1940s Weekend

Welshpool 1940s Weekend

What to expect

  • Traders
  • Vehicles
  • Historical Encampment
  • Live Music
Transport yourself back to the 1940s and imagine you are in a small town were evacuated children are arriving from the major industrial towns of the North West, soldiers are going back to barracks after being on leave, aircrew are heading off to airfields of Shropshire. So in the words of the song “Pack up your troubles in your old kit bag, and smile, smile, smile.”

Members of the public are encouraged to attend the weekend in British 1940’s period dress, either military or civilian. German uniforms will be allowed as part of living history displays. Firearms of any sort, replica or de-activated will NOT be allowed in the town centre.

What to Expect: A light hearted look at life in a small rural town in the 1940s. As you walk around the town, you will be captivated by Re-Enactors and Entertainers in period costume, vintage vehicle displays, trade stands, music and dancing; all with a 1940’s theme. There will also be special activities for children.

Event Info

Dates
25–27 September 2026
Time
10:00am – 4:00pm daily
Location
Welshpool, SY21 7JQ
Region
Wales
Price
Free
Ticket Purchase
Not Specified
Refreshments
Not Specified
Event Size
Large
Parking
For those coming by car, parking can be found at ... Berriew Street Car Park SY21 7SL (long Stay) , Church Street Carpark SY21 7DD(long stay) – Free Parking on Saturday 26th September.

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