Ripon Spa Gardens is set to host weekly family fun throughout the summer holidays.
Hosted by Visit Ripon and Ripon BID, ‘Super Summer Saturdays’ will bring free “fun, laughter, and excitement” to the city.
The gardens will host the event on Saturday 2nd, 9th, 23rd and 30th August, featuring giant bubble performances and street entertainers.
A spokesperson for Ripon BID said:
“Whether you're local or just visiting, Super Summer Saturdays are designed to make your time in Ripon unforgettable.
“Enjoy a day out exploring the shops, relaxing in Spa Gardens, and discovering all the hidden gems our historic city has to offer.
“These events are part of our mission to support local businesses by increasing footfall and dwell time in the city centre — so while you're enjoying the festivities, be sure to pop into a café, grab lunch, or shop from one of our many fantastic independent retailers.”
For updates on Ripon’s Super Summer Saturdays, visit www.visitripon.co.uk

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