Seven Thigs To Do: Make beeswax candles and learn bushcraft tips

1 Bakewell Country Festival: A great family day out. Children can fill every minute of the day with activities and enjoy feeding sessions with alpacas. BeeSafe Supplies will have observation bee hives on display and be running workshops to make wildflower seed bombs and beeswax candles. Free bushcraft and survival skills sessions and a culinary theatre teepee will be home to some of the stars of the local food scene. So much more. Adult tickets cost £12 in advance and £17 on the gate, children aged 14 and under attend for free. bakewellahs.co.uk.
Meet live animals at Bakewell Country Festival.Meet live animals at Bakewell Country Festival.
Meet live animals at Bakewell Country Festival.

2 Champions from the recent Cheltenham Festival of Performing Arts: the Abbeydale Singers. Hear them live when they’ll perform some of their winning repertoire at St John’s Church, Ranmoor. Saturday, July 16 at 7.30pm. Book your tickets at www.abbeydalesingers.co.uk or pay on the door £15 (full price) £12 (conc) £6 (students). Accompanied children under 16 free.

3 The Play That Goes Wrong: The Cornley Drama Society are putting on a 1920s murder mystery, but as the title suggests, everything that can go wrong… does! The Lyceum. On till Saturday, July 16. www.sheffieldtheatres.co.uk