The Harrogate Food and Drink Festival is coming back to the Stray next month.
The ever-popular family event will again feature live music, cooking demonstrations, funfair rides, tribute acts and more.
The event has been described as a place to soak up a "buzzing atmosphere" and celebrate all things food, drink and entertainment.
So ahead of the 2024 event, here's everything you need to know...

Dates and times
The Harrogate Food and Drink Festival on the Stray will run on Saturday 29th and Sunday 30th June.
The festival will be open from 10am and closes at 8pm.
Entertainment
Each year the event hosts a specially selected line up of Live Entertainment and Performing Arts, ranging from highly acclaimed Hypnotists and Magicians to top-rated family-friendly Comedians.
Although this year's entertainment, music acts and chef demonstrations are yet to be confirmed, the Festival has teased another fantastic lineup.
A spokesperson said:
"Catch our performers on the live entertainment stage, where you can pull up a deck chair, set down your picnic blanket and grab some food before watching the show.
"Keep your eyes peeled for our roaming attractions making their way around the site as well, and be sure to grab a photo!"
Parking
There are no allocated parking spots for the festival.
Those who are attending are advised to park in the multi story car parks in Harrogate town centre.
What to bring
Dogs are welcome but are asked to be kept on a lead.
Camping is not available at this festival but furniture such as chairs and tables are allowed in but visitors are asked to take this home with them.
Outside food and drink is not permitted in the festival grounds with the exception of baby food.
Tickets
Tickets can be bought on the day but may mean a longer waiting time to enter the festival.
Adult tickets start at £5 and under 16s tickets start at £3 with an option the donate to the MIND charity.
Stamps and wristbands must be obtained to leave and re-enter the festival.
For more information about the festival email info@harrogatefoodfestival.com or visit their website here

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