Prince William to Make First Royal Appearance as a Dad at Anglesey Show

Duke of Cambridge will watch gundog and falconry displays and meet with local young farmers at event in August

Prince William will soon be making his first royal appearance since the birth of his son, Prince George.

Kensington Palace announced on Wednesday that the new dad will attend the Anglesey Show on Aug. 14.

At the event, the Duke of Cambridge will watch gundog and falconry displays and meet with local young farmers. He is also scheduled to view some cattle judging before moving to the central show area, where he is expected to make a short speech.

The Anglesey Show is the largest two-day agricultural event in North Wales and attracts more than 56,000 people. William, an RAF rescue helicopter pilot at Valley on the island, will attend the show's second day.

The event will feature a collection of livestock of up to 300 cattle and 800 sheep. There will also be 350 trade stands featuring agricultural products, clothing, crafts and vehicles.

Meanwhile, William has been keeping a low profile since he and wife Kate Middleton welcomed their little bundle of joy last week. The three are currently staying at the Bucklebury home of the Duchess of Cambridge's mother and father.