Altogether Now as farm lines up music and comedy nights this November
One of Buckinghamshire’s leading rural leisure attractions has two themed nights of entertainment lined up this autumn.
Odds Farm Park, near Beaconsfield, is hosting its inaugural music video bingo night with local quizmaster and music bingo host ‘Quizzy Sue’, on Friday 13 November.
Beaconsfield-based Quizzy Sue will be leading the evening’s entertainment. She says: “Instead of listening for traditional numbers, players mark off song titles on their bingo cards as they hear and watch the tracks play. It’s not a quiz and no music knowledge is needed - the song titles and artists will be revealed both on screen and announced by myself over the microphone after about 20 seconds.”
Sue promises a high energy mix of sing-along and party favourites from across the decades to the present day with prizes throughout the evening.
She adds: “Do you know your Kylie from your Miley? And can you identify the tracks in time to shout full house? Music bingo is fun, inclusive and will have everyone dancing and singing right from the off.”
The farm will also be hosting its second comedy night of the year when it welcomes back MC Paul Cox for an evening of epic comedy on Friday 20 November.
Louise Winslow, assistant general manager at Odds Farm Park, says: “Our first comedy night earlier this year was a huge success, so I’m thrilled that Paul is returning to host another evening of hilarious stand-up entertainment.”
The adult-only evening features comedians, Mark Daniels, Fiona Allen and Andy Storey. Star of the small screen, Fiona Allen, best known for writing and starring in the Emmy award-winning and BAFTA-nominated comedy series, Smack the Pony, as well as Mock the Week, Coronation Street, EastEnders and Shameless will be at the farm with her trademark sass and warmth as she shares some hilarious relatable anecdotes.
Mark Daniels kicked off 2026 by scooping both Epic Comedy and Chichester Fringe New Act of the Year, while Andy Storey is a BBC New Comedy Award finalist and supported Carl Hutchinson on his tour.
Louise adds: “Our Animal Barn will be open for guests to meet all our animals ahead of the evening’s entertainment. The indoor soft play barn is also open and there will be food and drink available to purchase on the night from the farm’s restaurant and bar.”
Music Bingo at Odds Farm Park is for over 18s only and takes place on Friday 13 November from 6pm – 10pm. Comedy Night takes place on Friday 20 November from 6pm – 10pm. Prices start at £20 for prebooked tickets online (members from £15), but it is not essential to pre-book and walk-up admissions are always welcome.
For more information, call 01628 520188, visit www.oddsfarm.co.uk, or like and follow @OddsFarmPark on Facebook and Instagram for all the latest news and updates.