Cotswold Farm Park is planning to host a wide range of events to celebrate the bumper bank holiday weekend and May half-term.

Visitors can get hands-on by bottle feeding the growing lambs and goat kids, watch live shearing demonstrations or soak up the atmosphere at their FREE live music night.

The farm park will be kicking off the holidays with daily bottle feeding taking place twice daily, 11.30am and 3.30pm, as well as live shearing demonstrations at midday. As well as their extensive collection of rare breed farm animals, the farm park's recently named Suffolk Punch filly, Mayflower, will also be on display for visitors to meet.

Each day of the May half-term, visitors can also join the farm park's entertainment team's morning feed round and see the herds tucking into their breakfast. The friendly team will be waiting to meet everyone on the rare breed walkway at 11.45am and will be answering questions about the farm animals.

On Saturday 4th June, visitors can enjoy the popular attraction's evening of FREE live music from talented local artist Rachel Reid, who will be performing between 6.30pm - 8.00pm at the onsite Ox Shed bar & restaurant. The event is free to attend and booking isn't required.

Cotswold Farm Park will be sharing regular updates on what to expect this half-term via @cotswoldfarmpark.

Book tickets and see the full list of events here: https://cotswoldfarmpark.co.uk/events/