The dates have been confirmed for the return of the Knaresborough Christmas Market.
The festive event, which will once again be held in the Market Place and surrounding streets, returns on Saturday 6th and Sunday 7th December.
The popular Christmas market will feature a wide range of stalls, live music and entertainment, and a firework finale at 4.30pm on the Sunday.
Independent shops in the town are also expected to take part, offering visitors a chance to explore local businesses alongside the market.

Organised by Knaresborough Rotary, Knaresborough & District Chamber and Knaresborough Lions, the event has become a highlight of the festive calendar for the town and wider area.
Getting there
A free Park and Ride service will operate throughout the weekend from the GSPK car park on Manse Lane to Chapel Street near the Market Square.
Services will run from 8am until 5.30pm on both days. Parking in the town centre will be limited due to road closures, though additional paid parking is available at Chapel Street, Fisher Street and York Place.
Visitors can also reach Knaresborough by train, with regular services from Leeds and York, or by bus, including connections to Harrogate, Ripon and Leeds.
Timings
The market will be open from 10am until 5pm on the Saturday and from 10am until 4.30pm on the Sunday.
The fireworks display will mark the close of the weekend.
More information is available at www.knaresboroughchristmasmarket.co.uk.

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