An eclectic mix of ciders and perries will be on offer at the Suffolk Cider and Song Festival this weekend.
Hosted by the Museum of East Anglian Life in Stowmarket, the event boasts a packed programme for visitors of all ages, including archery, storytelling and a packed bar full of cider.
On Friday there will be a traditional music session hosted by community collective Company of Horham Old School, with guests asked to join in.
Chloe Brett, marketing officer at the Museum, urged cider connoisseurs to visit the festival: "If you want to come and try something new and learn about the process of how ciders are made, then this will be a great event for you."
Miss Brett's five recommendations for the festival are:
-Broadoak pear and chilli perry
-Dudda's Tun salted caramel cider
-Broadoak Indian mango and apple cider
-Dorset Sunshine New Forest strawberry cider
-Hecks Dabinett single variety cider
Miss Brett added: "There will be such a variety of events at the festival, and Saturday will be a real fun day for the family.
"Last year there was such a lovely atmosphere with all the activities we had going on."
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