Ridgeway Farm hosted their first ever Twilight on the Farm night to celebrate 7 years since they opened to the public. Photo: Lucinda Herbertplaceholder image
Ridgeway Farm hosted their first ever Twilight on the Farm night to celebrate 7 years since they opened to the public. Photo: Lucinda Herbert | © National World Resell

26 heartwarming photos show Ridgeway Farm's family fun event during spectacular sunset

These were the joyful scenes on Ridgeway Farm as families enjoyed a special evening event with animals and live music - under a spectacular sunset.

Families gathered for a unique ‘Twilight On The Farm’ event, kicking off a Bank Holiday weekend of activities at Ridgeway Farm.

The evening included live music from local artist, Will Procter, marshmallow toasting and a chance to experience the Traitors-themed maize maze by torchlight as the sun went down on the farm, on Peel Road.

Youngsters enjoyed whizzing around on toy tractors, and of course, interacting with the adorable animals on the site.

And guests got to enjoy the great outdoors during a stunning Fylde Coast sunset.

This weekend marks the seven year anniversary since Ridgeway Farm first opened to the public. Farmer Helen described the twilight event as something she had wanted to do since the start, but this was the first opportunity to try it.

”Creating a place where families and friends can make special memories together is everything we ever set out to do. We have all worked incredibly hard—quite literally putting blood, sweat and tears into making evenings like this happen—so seeing you all having such a wonderful time made it completely worthwhile. Thank you, one and all, for making our first Twilight Maize Maze such a special night.“

Here’s the Twilight On The Farm night in pictures.

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