Final tickets remain as Little Orchard Festival returns to Healeys

The 13th Little Orchard Cider and Music Festival gets underway tomorrow at Healeys Cornish Cyder Farm, with organisers urging festivalgoers to secure the remaining tickets before the event approaches a sellout.

Thousands of music and cider enthusiasts are expected to attend the three-day festival, which features an extensive programme of live music, family entertainment, food, wellness activities and cider tasting.

This year's headline acts include The Selecter, The Wonder Stuff, Elvana, Alabama 3, Hugh Cornwell, Oh My God! It's The Church and Somerset favourites The Wurzels.

Live performances will take place across multiple stages throughout the weekend, alongside a packed schedule of activities and attractions.

Festivalgoers can enjoy entertainment including the Rattler Rodeo mechanical bull, Captain Inkus tattoo parlour, Grandma's Funky Wardrobe, the Rattler Olympics, Orchard Silent Disco and Cheeseyoke Karaoke.

Additional highlights include Bradley's S Club Party, Club Fromage dance nights, funfair rides, a food village and The Cyder Barn, which will showcase ciders from across the South West alongside line dancing sessions.

Families attending the festival will also find a range of activities suitable for children, including bushcraft, fire-lighting and survival skills workshops run by Under the Canopy, Outdoor Adventure Club activities, skate ramp sessions, DJ workshops and arts and crafts hosted by Crafty Monkeys.

For those looking for a more relaxed experience, the festival's Zen Den will offer yoga sessions, sound baths and massages throughout the weekend.

Visitors can also browse the Cornwall Shop Small Market Marquee, featuring handmade products, vintage items and independent traders, while creative workshops will give festivalgoers the chance to make their own crafts.

Organisers say preparations for the event are now complete, with stages built, attractions in place and cider ready to be served.

A limited number of weekend camping tickets remain available, priced at £90 and including entry from Friday to Sunday as well as a camping pitch. Weekend non-camping tickets cost £80, while day tickets are available for Friday, Saturday and Sunday, although organisers say Saturday availability is becoming increasingly limited.

Anyone wishing to attend is being encouraged to purchase tickets as soon as possible due to strong demand.

More information and tickets are available via the Little Orchard Festival website.