The Living Room are hosting their own Starbeck fest, to celebrate the best in life in Starbeck.
This community festival supported by Starbeck in bloom and hosted by The Living Room will take place 6th July, 11-4pm at Belmont field.
Their aim is to show the best of Starbeck and its surroundings with free entry, stalls from local businesses and charities, food and music, rides and entertainment for all ages and interests, taster sessions workshops and arts and crafts.
The festival will feature performances from:
Dj Trev
Rory Hoy
MFOR - money for old rope
Tom the magician and many more.
They are also encouraging residents to get involved with the stalls as they have a few more spaces left.
If you would like to get involved and volunteer for Starbeck Fest, contact The Living Room Starbeck at 07837 971147

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