When: 7th July 2013, 10am – 4pm
Where: Skipton High Street, North Yorkshire
£: Free
What is it?
Skipton means ‘sheep town’ and once a year the high street comes alive by bringing the countryside into the town with stalls, crafts and plenty of sheep.
The woolly entertainment comes in the form of sheep and lamb racing, shearing demonstrations, and spinning and weaving. There will also be dry-stone walling, sheep dog demonstrations using ducks and geese, a petting zoo and live music.
An installation and show called Pig features a 30-foot long sleeping sow. A farm-hand will invite people to take a peek at a 10 minute long, unexpected piece of theatre inside the sow’s belly.
More info: www.sheepday.co.uk
While you’re there look out for the Lost Sheep in Yellow Jerseys! There are over 350 of them in all shapes, sizes and colours around the Yorkshire Dales, Harrogate and Knaresborough. Say where you’ve spotted 3 of them on http://www.dalesdiscoveries.com for chance to win over 150 prizes between now and 5th September!