Those behind the Moulton Harvest and Tractor weekend say this year’s celebration of the village’s farming heritage will be the biggest and best so far.
Now in its third year, the festival, which is both in the village itself and in a nearby field, has quickly established itself on the local events calendar.
It’s open with free entry from 10am to 4pm on both Saturday and Sunday, September 13 and 14.
A free shuttle bus is on hand both days to take people between the village and the fields on Hallgate.
A parade of some of the many vehicles involved will leave the field at 1.30pm and head around the village.
There will also be over 25 craft stalls on the field on the Saturday alongside live entertainment with members of the All Inclusive Music Project (AIMP) performing on the stage on Saturday.
Sunday will see Hannah Priestley and Dunne and Tusted performing.
Also on Sunday will see the return of the popular ploughing competitions.
On both days there will be games and fairground rides, the chance to try radio controlled boats and cars, as well as food and drink options.
It is all being put on by the Moulton Celebration Committee.
For more information you can visit their Facebook page of the same name.
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