A farm in Witney is set to welcome visitors for a "celebration of farming and the countryside" this weekend.
Cogges’ Spring Fair, set for Saturday, May 11, will offer family fun, craft demonstrations, steam engines, butter making demonstrations, face painting, and more from 11am to 4pm.
The Cotswold Sheep Society will give visitors the opportunity to meet a Cotswold ram and will have a display of fleeces.
Craft demonstrations will feature wool spinning, dyeing, peg weaving, and rag rugging with the Cogges craft team.
Visitors can also view a range of steam engines including a Marshall Steam engine, a full-size Wallis and Steevens steam roller, and a half-size Burrell 'Devonshire' traction engine.
Children's activities such as ride-on toy tractor racing, butter making demonstrations, and wildlife spotting on the Wildlife Trail will also be available.
Heritage breeds, including Cotswold and Oxford Down sheep, Oxford Sandy and Black pigs, and Shetland ponies, among others, will be available for visitors to meet during sessions at 11am and 2pm.
Visitors can explore the manor house, walled kitchen garden, orchard, and meadows, or take part in planting a sunflower seed to take home.
Standard admission prices apply, with entry free to season ticket holders.
Attendees can book online or pay on the day.
For more information about the event, visit the Cogges website.
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