Thursday 12th November 2026| 4pm–8pm | Free entry, No booking
It’s the one date of the year when we open the farm shop into the evening for our Festive Retail Evening, and we’re really looking forward to bringing it back for 2026 alongside Rebecca’s Kitchen and our new event space.

Come along with friends and get a head start on your Christmas shopping, enjoy some festive food and drink, discover some lovely local makers and suppliers, and enjoy a bit of live music along the way.
And this year, there’s somewhere new to explore too…
The Malt Loft by Rebecca’s Kitchen, our new upstairs event space, will be open for the evening with a selection of local crafts, gifts and independent businesses.
Christmas shopping at the farm shop
Browse our shelves for Christmas food, gifts and festive treats.
Butcher, deli & supplier tastings
Sample some of our favourite products and pick up inspiration for your Christmas feast.
Local crafts & gifts in The Malt Loft
Discover a selection of independent makers and local businesses upstairs.
Festive food & drink from Rebecca’s Kitchen
Live music
10% off your farm shop purchases
Spend £50 or more in the farm shop during the evening and receive 10% off your qualifying purchases.*
*10% offer valid only during the Festive Retail Evening in the farm shop. Exclusions apply. Excludes Christmas trees, Christmas order deposits, gift vouchers and independent craft stockists: Lesley Ann French, Just Milly Range, Pebble Pictures, Green Lane Workshop & Art on the Café Wall.
Bring your friends
Round up your friends, make an evening of it and tick some of that Christmas shopping off your list.
Whether you’re looking for gifts, stocking up for Christmas or just fancy a festive catch-up, there’ll be plenty to browse, taste and enjoy.
Our butchers and deli team will also be on hand if you have any questions about ordering Christmas food or need a little help with your order.
Thursday 12th November | 4pm–8pm
Free entry – no booking required.
A farm shop near Rugby, Lutterworth & Coventry
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