Free autumn festival returns to farm near Inkberrow

Alice and Isaac Roberts get a sneak preview of the I Spy children’s challenge at Rush Farm <i>(Image: supplied)</i>
Alice and Isaac Roberts get a sneak preview of the I Spy children’s challenge at Rush Farm (Image: supplied)
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A FARM near Inkberrow is set to host a free autumn festival.

Rush Farm will open its gates to the public for the Stockwood Autumn Festival on Sunday, September 21.

The event will be packed with attractions, including tractor-pulled trailer rides, an I Spy children's challenge, live music, artisan stalls and more.

Workshops and talks on topics such as pizza dough making, quilting, and Indian spices will be held by on-site craftspeople and businesses.

A bar and food stalls will be present, along with Hereford & Worcester Fire and Rescue Service.

The event will run from 10am to 3pm.

Ample parking is available at the farm (B96 6SX).

Chris Burdett, chairman of Stockwood Community Benefit Society, said: "The event follows our Spring Festival, which was a huge success.

"We look forward to seeing people again and welcoming lots of first-time visitors."

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