Weird and Wonderful Wood has lived up to its name, with an amazing selection of wood-themed attractions at the annual event.

East Anglian Daily Times: One of the amazing creations at Weird and Wonderful Wood at Haughley Park. Picture: JUDY RIMMEROne of the amazing creations at Weird and Wonderful Wood at Haughley Park. Picture: JUDY RIMMER (Image: Archant)

Large crowds have been heading to Haughley Park near Stowmarket to join in the all-day family event, running on both Saturday and Sunday, which is a colourful celebration of wood and wood workers.

More than 100 craft experts and artists are putting on demonstrations ranging from chainsaw carving to wood turning, musical instrument making and pole lathe turning.

East Anglian Daily Times: An amazing floral costume at Weird and Wonderful Wood. Picture: JUDY RIMMERAn amazing floral costume at Weird and Wonderful Wood. Picture: JUDY RIMMER (Image: Archant)

There are also many free workshops and activities for both adults and children, including den building, willow weaving, and spoon whittling. The wide range of stalls and displays included a selection of traditional gypsy caravans.

Live entertainment includes performances by musicians and street performers, while stilt-walkers wearing amazing costumes wandered through the site. Visitors can also enjoy a wide choice of locally-produced food and drink.

East Anglian Daily Times: Crowds at Weird and Wonderful Wood. Picture: JUDY RIMMERCrowds at Weird and Wonderful Wood. Picture: JUDY RIMMER (Image: Archant)