COLSTON Bassett Dairy is continuing its centenary celebrations with a Village Fun Day on Saturday, June 29.
The village is set to come alive with music, a cooking competition and traditional games for children.
Local villagers and dairy workers are being invited to join in the party celebrations.
The Fun Day will be a celebration of Colston Bassett Dairy's rich past.
There will be a 'History Display' – showing the unique journey of the dairy from 1913 to today.
Children will be able to enjoy the centenary celebrations by taking part in games from the last one hundred years and by watching cheesemaking demonstrations.
Also running throughout the day will be the cooking and cheese wrapping competition - a fun, picnic-based event in which teams must produce a culinary dish and wrap a piece of Stilton for judges – Jack Inguanta and Sue Levers.
From afternoon into evening, guests will be treated to a hog roast buffet and refreshments and there will be entertainment from a local jazz band.
Billy Kevan, the Dairy manager said: "It is excellent to be able to celebrate Colston Bassett Dairy's centenary with the whole village - farmers, villagers and dairy employees have enjoyed working together since 1913. The Village Fun Day is a fantastic way to show how the whole community is proud of our heritage and we are delighted to still be making such high-quality Stilton.