The Campden Morrismen, one of the oldest groups in the country, will provide you with some lively dancing, in contrast to the stirring sound of the Coventry Corps of Drums and the lilt of the pipes from the St Andrew's Pipe Band of Cheltenham.  Elsewhere on the upper slope you will find a Punch and Judy presentation, and may be able to gurn through a horse-collar.
 
Providing an exhibition of backsword fighting which was a feature of the Games for three centuries will be some doughtly Londoners.
 
Not to be missed is the rousing conclusion to the Games, the lighting of the bonfire by the Scuttlebrook Queen, the fireworks that light the night sky, and then the sight of thousands of people in the torchlight procession wending their way from the hill down to the Square in Chipping Campden.