The BBC Introducing Stage will showcase Cornwall’s freshest talent with a string of live performances across the all three days, while the silent disco will keep festival-goers dancing until the early hours. But it’s not all about the music, the three-day event is set to satisfy hungry festival bellies with its new Little Orchard Feast Village. Home to a selection of different food traders from around the county, the feast area will exhibit Cornwall’s finest producers and you can even reserve a table at one of the dedicated festival feast nights. No cider festival is complete without cider. There are over 100 different options to choose from, leaving you undoubtedly spoilt for choice and those with a keen interest to learn more about the local tipples can book a spot on one of the many secret cider walks. The farm itself turns into a giant playground during the weekend to ensure all children, both big and small, are kept well entertained. Tractor rides, face painting, circus workshops, arts and crafts sessions and bouncy castles all feature on the agenda. And did we mention the camping? The unique Hobbit Huts combine glamping with a fantasy world of dwarves, dragons, trolls and wizards. A magical retreat for renewing festival sparkle, the hand-crafted huts come fully equipped with a comfortable bed with bedside table, heating, lighting, a campfire pit with outside furniture and a specially designed boot stand for muddy festival wellies.