This Sunday on Fathers Day we will be celebrating fathers across the land. Why not take your Dad out for the day, here are a few of our suggestions of events taking place up and down the country…
The Three Counties Show – Malvern, Worcestershire
A jam packed day of family entertainment and fun, all in celebration of our great British farming world and countryside. Pop along and see us on the Joules stand!
www.threecounties.co.uk/threecounties
Sea Shanty Festival – Falmouth, Cornwall
Described as the largest free festival of maritime music the festival keeps alive the history of tall ships and the days of sail by performing sea shanties, songs of the sea and Cornish songs. A lovely way to experience Falmouth’s seafaring past.
www.falmouthshout.com/festival.php
Jazz on the Lawn at Barrington Court – Near Ilminster
What better way to spend Father’s Day than to listen to a great jazz band on the sweeping South Lawn at Barrington Court?
www.nationaltrust.org.uk/barrington-court
The Sussex Country Fair – Pulborough, West Sussex
Whether it’s falconry, wildlife displays, jousting, pet dog shows or ferret racing the Country Fair will bring you the best in entertainment. Don’t forget to come and say hi to us on the Joules stand!
www.countrymanfairs.co.uk
Dangerous Day Out With Your Dad – Near Morpeth, Northumberland
Bring your Dad along to join in with the ‘Dad’s Army’ and have lots of fun learning woodland skills like whistle making, shelter building and tool making. Fun for little and big kids!
www.nationaltrust.org.uk/wallington
Gloucestershire Festival of Polo 2012 – Tetbury, Gloucestershire
Why not take your Dad to see England v The Commonwealth on Saturday 16th or the Charity Polo Match on Sunday 17th. Joules will be at the Country Fair, do swing by to see us!
www.beaufortpoloclub.co.uk
Fathers Day Falconry at Hanbury Hall and Gardens – Worcestershire
Enjoy flying displays throughout the day and find out more about Birds of Prey.
www.nationaltrust.org.uk/hanbury-halll
And here are a few ideas of great gifts that will be just his cup of tea…
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