EVENTS

Listed here are events held by BAS and other goldfish societies at which you may see the fish and discuss them, and all aspects of fishkeeping, with the owners.

BAS MONTHLY TABLE SHOWS

List of table shows

Each month, except during the winter, members bring fish to the monthly meeting for display and discussion of their merits and characters. Our 2008 schedule is as follows:

14 April Common goldfish, veiltails
12 May Bristol shubunkins, fantails
09 June Moors, orandas
14 July Pearlscales, lionheads
11 August London shubunkins, comets
08 September Celestials, bubble eyes, pompons
13 October Largest goldfish bred this season, koi

How to get there

For a map and guidance on how to get to the monthly table shows, click here.

BAS ANNUAL SHOW

The BAS Annual Show is on Saturday, 30 August 2008, at Alexandra Park Centre, Alexandra Park, Fishponds, Bristol BS16 2BG. For a map and directions, click here.

EVENTS HELD BY OTHER SOCIETIES

Association of Midland Goldfish Keepers (AMGK)

The AMGK Open Show is in June each year at West Orchard Church Hall, Bagington Road, Coventry.

E-mail Dave Tuggey or ring Gary Malpass on 01604-451515 for details.

Goldfish Society of Great Britain (GSGB)

The GSGB Open Show will take place in October 2008.

Regular meetings this year are at the London City YMCA, Errol Street, London EC1, in March (AGM), May, July, October and November.

E-mail John Parker or telephone him for details on 01277-215298.

North East Goldfish Society (NEGS)

The NEGS Open Show is in late July each year. Regular meetings and the newsletter are bi-monthly, in March, May, September and November (AGM) at the Dunlop Club, Washington, at 2 p.m.

E-mail the Secretary for details.

Northern Goldfish and Pondkeepers Society (NGPS)

The NGPS Open Show is in September each year at the Church Hall, Delamer Road, Altrincham, Manchester.

Regular meetings are on the 2nd Tuesday of every month at the Church Inn, Church Lane, Prestwick, Manchester.

Call Sheridan Moores for details on 0161-969-7567.

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