JCA Notices
This year's Street Fair raffle has a wonderful array of prizes, thanks to the work of our raffle organizer George Taylor. To see the list please click here
More information...Book Street Fair Stalls
This year's Street Fair is on June 7. To book stalls now, please click here.
A full stall is £45. If you commit to not using plastic it is £35. We offer a half stall for individual Jericho residents or non-commercial organizations for £5.
More information...Jericho Pantry
The main purpose of the Pantry is to make food that would otherwise be thrown away accessible to people who live locally who can make use of it.
More information...The cafe is back
Our popular Saturday morning cafe is running again
More information...Life drawing classes
Explore your creativity -- all levels welcome.
Local artist Mike England holds life drawing classes at the community centre.
More information...Join your local association
The JCA represents residents on local issues, organizes events, and runs the community centre. Membership is FREE.
More information...
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Return of the Jericho Street Fair
What's going on in there? Watching Jericho's teenagers battle it out as sumo wrestlers
Thousands enjoy festivities in Canal Street
Posted - September 04, 2021Thanks to everyone who came to the Jericho Street Fair on August 28, but especially those who worked so hard to to make it a success - all the volunteers, but notably Charlotte Christie the JCA Chair who made most of the arrangements, and Alex Hollingsworth for marshalling the traffic -- always an interesting hour or so when all the stall holders throng in at once to to set up their wares.
Thanks too to Johnny Hinkes and friends, as well as Nick Gill at the piano, for wonderful music outside the communtiy centre, and of course Shim for running the busy cafe -- and Elizabeth Barnes for baking the excellent vegan brownies!
Ro Strawson busy selling tickets for the bouncy castle
A great variety of stalls this year, from world food, to social science experiments, to exotic soaps, and some people just clearing out the contents of their houses.
Joelle Mann and a young volunteer do the washing up in the cafe.
Nick Gill, the piano man, was a popular addition to the Canal Street music.
Our police community support officers offering advice to local residents
A popular innovation this year from Dympna Irwin was free books and bubbles for children.
Anne Wiles and Jenny Mann at the Coommunity Centre stall which also had free givaways...
As usual the main draw for the youngest visitors was the bouncy castle.
The Street Fair is bookended by the Bookbinders which offered food live music into the evening.
Diary
Sat 31 May - 12.00 pmRiver Thames at Binsey
Jericho Fest 2025
Sat 07 Jun - 12.00 pm
Canal Street
Jericho Singers Summer Concert
Sat 14 Jun - 7.00 pmSt Andrews Church. Linton Road
