The UK's largest harvest season celebration is set to make its return to Malvern this autumn.

This year's Malvern Autumn Show promises plenty of new and unique experiences for guests to get stuck into.

This year, the show will include a 'Dog Day', where visitors can bring along their furry friend to take part in a Dog Show.

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A newly introduced 'Great Malvern Cake Off' tent will host previous stars of The Great British Bake Off such as Briony May Williams and Guiseppe Dell'Anno, which will see attendees take part in seasonal cake and dessert demos, challenges, and competitions.

Another unique feature of this year's show will be the CANNA UK Giant Vegetables Championships, making a grand return with oversized produce like pumpkins and watermelons on display in the newly built Kildare Hall.

An all-new 'Tipple Zone' will offer a range of spirits from Worcestershire's Piston Distillery, complemented by vintage car displays and live music.

Attendees can also find old-style fun at the debuting Vintage Fairground, filled with games and rides including a ferris wheel, dodgems, and a children's carousel.

Tying in with the animal-themed additions, the popular 'World of Animals' arena will host a new 'Dog & Duck' display where expert handlers will demonstrate herding techniques, using both trained and untrained sheepdogs.

Special guests are also on the programme, with BBC Radio Two and Escape to the Country presenter Nicki Chapman, and Gardeners' World presenters Adam Frost and Rachel de Thame offering season gardening and growing tips, while former Strictly Come Dancing star Kevin Clifton will show off his dancing skills at the Vintage Village on Saturday.

The RHS Flower Show will also be present, showcasing a vibrant display of seasonal blooms from some of the UK's finest nurseries and growers.

Under 16s can attend for free, with adult tickets costing £20 in advance which can be booked from the show's official website.

The Three Counties Showground will host the festival's return from Friday 27 to Sunday, September 29.