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Farm events in Wales
Hill farms, coastal dairies and market gardens across Wales host events through the year. Find a farm gate open near you.
What's on this weekend (20 September)
Today, Sunday 20 September, 20 of the farms Organised lists around Wales open their gates to walk in, taste and buy (145 are open across the UK today). No ticket needed: turn up in opening hours and meet the people producing your food. The pick is below, ranked by Google reviews, each with the hours the farm itself publishes.
This weekend in Wales
20 farms open around Wales
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Old Green Farm DairyRaw milk · Bristol, South Gloucestershire4.9 (330 reviews)Open Sunday, 7am to 10pmOld Green Farm Dairy is a family run dairy farm at Earthcott near Alveston, Bristol, run by husband and wife team Mike and Gem with their three children and both grandparents lending a hand. It is a proper working farm, and the milk you buy here has come straight from their own cows.
Raw milk and milkshakes are sold through vending machines at the farm, open every day from early morning until late evening, so you can fill a bottle whenever suits. Visitors get a glimpse of daily life on a working dairy while they are there. - 2
Oakley FarmRaw milk, meat, fruit & veg · Wolverhampton, Staffordshire4.8 (329 reviews)Open Sunday, 10am to 5pmOakley Farm is a small, community focused farm shop on Blackhalve Lane in Wolverhampton. The range is simple farm staples, fresh milk, eggs, potatoes, vegetables and meat, and the milk is the star, rich and creamy, whether you drink it as it comes or as one of the milkshakes made at the farm.
Milk is collected direct, so bring your own bottle or buy a reusable glass one on site. The farm also sells hay, straw and horse feed, and is open Monday to Friday from 7am to 4pm and weekends from 10am to 5pm. - 3
Fordhall Farm ShopMeat & eggs · Market Drayton, Shropshire4.5 (351 reviews)Open Sunday, 10am to 4pmFordhall Farm Shop sits at Fordhall Farm on Tern Hill Road at Market Drayton in Shropshire, a regenerative farm with its own community landlord. The shop's butchery prepares pasture fed beef and lamb, Gloucester Old Spot pork and Fordhall mutton, alongside dry cured bacon and gammon, sausages, free range poultry and wild game, and the sirloin steak has won a Great Taste Award.
Beyond the meat counter you will find sausage rolls, pork pies, eggs, Fordhall honey, dairy, pantry staples, and beer, cider and wine. Shop in person Tuesday to Sunday, or order online with delivery and collection slots booked at checkout. - 4
Caerfai FarmRaw milk · Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire4.8 (173 reviews)Open Sunday, in summer normally 9am to 6pmCaerfai Farm sits right above Caerfai Bay in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, an easy stroll from St Davids, the smallest city in the UK. The farm is run organically and is well known locally for its organic cheese, including an unpasteurised Caerffili and a farmhouse cheddar, along with raw milk from its own herd.
The farm shop sells the cheese, milk and other produce on site through the season. Caerfai is also a place to stay, with four period holiday cottages and a campsite above the bay, open from the middle of May to the end of September. - 5
Chase MilkRaw milk & eggs · Chepstow, Gloucestershire4.8 (172 reviews)Open Sunday, open 24 hoursChase Milk comes from a family farm at Tidenham Chase near Chepstow, between the Severn and Wye rivers in the Forest of Dean. The farm bottles its own raw milk alongside pasteurised, and sells chicken and duck eggs straight from the farm as well.
The milk is sold from a vending machine in a small shed at the farm gate, painted like a cow and generally open around the clock. Bring a bottle or pick one up there, and look out for their ice cream and the farm walks listed on their site too. - 6
Gelli FarmRaw milk · Bridgend, Bridgend County Borough4.9 (117 reviews)Open Sunday, 9am to 8pmGelli Farm is a family run dairy farm at Cefn Cribwr near Bridgend, milking pedigree Ayrshire cows that graze the farm's own pastures. The milk is sold raw and unpasteurised, in its most natural form, and the family takes real care over the quality of what leaves the farm.
You buy straight from the farm gate, seven days a week through the day, so it could hardly be fresher. There is no online ordering, but collection at the farm is straightforward and the family can be reached by phone or email with any questions. - 7
Horsepool Farm ShopRaw milk & eggs · Halesowen, Worcestershire4.6 (152 reviews)Open Sunday, 8:30am to 12pmHorsepool Farm Shop is a family dairy farm in Halesowen, home to a pedigree herd of Ayrshire cattle the family have shown with success around the country. The cows are grass fed and out in the fields from spring until late autumn, milked twice a day, and their welfare comes first on the farm.
The shop sells the farm's own milk, raw or pasteurised, along with milkshakes in a wide choice of flavours made from their milk with natural flavourings. There is also cheese, cream, yoghurt, butter, local honey, ice cream, free range eggs and a range of local craft ales, gins and rums. - 8
Deanery DairyRaw milk · Stafford, Staffordshire4.9 (67 reviews)Open Sunday, 7am to 7pmDeanery Dairy is a small raw milk operation at Deanery Farm near Stafford, selling milk from a home bred herd of pedigree Montbeliarde cows. The breed is known for naturally high protein and butterfat, and the cows graze clover rich pastures from spring through autumn before spending the wet winter months comfortably loose housed.
The milk is sold fresh at the farm, milked, bottled and on sale the same day. The milk shed is open daily from 7am to 7pm, and you can ring or email the farm with any questions.
Hours are the opening times each farm publishes on its own listing. Check the farm's page before a special journey: it holds the address, what they sell and how to get in touch.
Farmers markets in and around Wales
1 certified farmers market with real days and hours, next date first. Run by their own operators, not by Organised.
- Today, Sunday 20 SeptemberRiverside Farmers' Market10am to 2pm · Fitzhamon Embankment, CardiffEvery Sunday, run by Cardiff Farmers Markets. Trading since 1998, the first farmers' market in Wales.
Dates are derived from each organiser's published schedule, read 28 August 2026. Confirm before a special journey. Farmers markets in Wales
Tickets and tables
Nothing ticketed is on sale in Wales right now: the first supper club tables open for September 2026, and new farm events go on sale through the year. Below, the next tables elsewhere and the list that hears first.
The next tables, wherever they are
Supper clubs
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More farms to visit near you
Farm events happen at farms you can already go to. Organised lists 372 farms across the UK, each with its own page: what they sell, who runs the place and how to find it. These are the highest rated within reach of each region, ranked by their Google reviews.
Farms in Wales
62 farms around Wales
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Llynclys Hall Farm ShopFarm shop · Oswestry, Shropshire4.7 (204 reviews)Llynclys Hall Farm is Richard and Lynda's family farm at Llynclys near Oswestry, renowned as the largest pumpkin producer in the Shropshire area. The family ran a much loved farm shop here for around 30 years before making the sad decision to close it for good at Christmas 2025.
The farming carries on. The farm still sells logs, cut and ready to burn, sold by the bag, and each autumn the pumpkin patch opens for the picking season. Check their Facebook page for dates and news, and note that the farm shop itself is no longer trading. - 2
Mêl Gwenyn GruffyddRaw honey · Carmarthen, Carmarthenshire5 (130 reviews)Mêl Gwenyn Gruffydd produces raw Welsh honey from its base at Bryn Bach in Dryslwyn. The 100% pure Welsh wildflower honey is unpasteurised, gathered by bees foraging on Welsh wildflowers, and has won multiple Great Taste Awards in recent years. Alongside their own jars they stock honeys from bee farming friends, including Welsh heather, French wildflower, French lavender and British wildflower.
The shop serves beekeepers as well as honey lovers, selling live bees, hives, suits, smokers and honey harvesting kit, plus beeswax candles, skincare and hampers. Everything can be ordered online, or you can drop in and say hello on a weekday between 9am and 4.30pm. - 3
Henbant PermacultureMeat & eggs · Caernarfon, Gwynedd4.9 (108 reviews)Henbant is a family run permaculture farm at Tain Lon near Caernarfon, between the mountains of Snowdonia and the Irish Sea. Meadows, pasture, woodland, lakes and forest gardens sit side by side, farmed regeneratively to support wildlife while producing vegetables, eggs, dairy and pasture fed beef. The farm also hosts off grid stays in eco cabins and yurts, along with courses and community events on sustainability and rural skills.
Weekly veg bags in three sizes are ordered through the online shop, alongside bread from the Henbant bakery, eggs, groceries and plants, delivered to your door. Beef is sold directly, so contact the farm to ask what is available. - 4
Hill Farm Real FoodRaw milk, meat & eggs · Tarporley, Cheshire East4.9 (107 reviews)Hill Farm Real Food comes from the Aidley family's regenerative organic farm at Tarporley, where the cattle are certified Pasture for Life and fed on grass alone. The herd blends Normande, Friesian, Jersey and Ayrshire breeds, producing A2 milk, and everything the farm sells is grown on the farm itself.
The shop covers raw milk, kefir, yoghurt, cream, cheese, whey and broths along with grass fed beef, pork, poultry, eggs, herbal teas and even skincare. Order online for home delivery or collect from the farm, and if something is sold out, the shop restocks on Fridays at 12 noon. - 5
Wild By NatureMeat · Hereford, Herefordshire4.9 (85 reviews)Wild by Nature is a family farm in the Black Mountains on the border of England and Wales, farming regeneratively at Lower House Farm in Longtown, Herefordshire. All of the cattle and sheep are 100% pasture fed, traditional native breeds chosen to suit the hills and given time to mature and develop naturally. Livestock are managed to increase biodiversity and regenerate the soil, an ethos that also runs through the no dig vegetable garden and apple orchards.
An on farm butchery lets the team dry age their meat and cure a range of farmhouse charcuterie, working nose to tail so nothing is wasted. The online farm shop sells pasture fed beef biltong, snacking salami, bresaola, natural pork and seasonal sheep boxes, with a charcuterie subscription club. The family also runs The Bull's Head pub at Craswall, cabins and a wedding venue, serving food from the farm. - 6
Roots Family Farm ShopMeat & eggs · Worcester, Worcestershire4.5 (118 reviews)Roots Family Farm Shop is run by Will and Meg at Rushwick near Worcester, selling organic food raised and grown on their own farm. Will's home raised organic chicken is available all year, organic lamb runs seasonally from September to April, and there are organic eggs, homegrown organic vegetables and flowers grown by Meg.
The shop also stocks bakery goods, dairy, grocery staples, fruit and salad, with Ullapool salmon sold through the online shop as well. Pre order meat for the week ahead to collect at Roots or for local home delivery, or visit the farm shop itself on Friday and Saturday.
Every farm above has its own listing: where it is, what it sells and how to get in touch before you set out. Browse farms by county or find your local farm on the map.
What happens at a farm event
Supper clubs
Dinner on the farm, shared with the people who grew it.
Dinner on a working farm, cooked and eaten with the people who grew it. You hear the stories behind the ingredients, share the meal with people who care about where their food comes from, and talk about it together.
Dinner at farms around the country, with the people who grew your food
Open days
The farm opens its gates for the day: walk the fields, meet the animals, taste what the farm shop sells, and talk to the people who run the place. Each event page says exactly what that farm has planned.
Workshops and tastings
Smaller and hands on: a morning of cheesemaking, a butchery demonstration, a tasting in the dairy. The farmer teaches what they do all year, and you leave knowing how the food is actually made.
Farmers markets
Several farms in one place for a morning. Buy directly from the people who grew it, and put faces to the farms you have seen on the map.
Farm events by region
Farm events in London
Supper clubs and open days within reach of the capital. Most sit in the green belt and counties around London, an easy drive or train from town.
Farm events in the South East
From the Surrey Hills to the Kent coast, the South East's farms host suppers, tastings and open days all year. Find what's on and book a place.
Farm events in the South West
Somerset, Devon and Cornwall hold some of the richest farmland in the country, and the tables to match. See the farm events on across the South West.
Farm events in the Midlands
The farming counties around Birmingham, from Shropshire to Leicestershire, host open days, workshops and suppers. Find one near you and book.
Farm events in the North
From the Yorkshire Dales to the Lakes and the Pennine hill farms between, the North's farms open their gates and set their tables. See what's on.
Farm events in Scotland
From the Borders to the Highlands, Scotland's farms and crofts host open days, tastings and suppers. See the events on near you.
Good to know
What is a farm supper club?
Dinner on a working farm, cooked and eaten with the people who grew it. At one of our supper clubs, you eat at the farm where the food was grown, with the farmer who grew it. You hear the stories behind the ingredients, share the meal with people who care about where their food comes from, and talk about it together.
How does booking work?
Every event page shows the date, the time, the price and the places left. Pick your places and pay online; a free event just asks you to book a place. If a host calls an event off, paid tickets are refunded automatically to the original payment method.
Where do farm events happen?
On working farms around the country: in the barn, at a long table in the field, in the dairy or the farm kitchen. Every event page names the farm, shows the address and links to the farm's own listing, so you can see who is hosting before you book.
How do I hear about new events first?
Hear when a supper club or farm opens near you, and get the latest news from your area. New dates and local news, straight to your inbox.