Harrogate’s Victoria Shopping Centre has unveiled a stunning floral archway as part of its 'Piazza Paradise' celebration.
Running throughout August, the piazza will be hosting live music, floral displays and outdoor relaxation for visitors.
The community space, located opposite Harrogate train station, features a stunning floral archway as its centrepiece, billed as “the perfect backdrop for summer memories and social media photos.”
Live musical entertainment will take place from 11am to 12pm on two consecutive weekends: Saturday 9th and Sunday 10th August, followed by performances on Saturday 23rd and Sunday 24th August.

A spokesperson from the Victoria Shopping Centre said:
"Our Piazza Paradise offers shoppers a chance to pause, unwind and experience the joy of summer, right in the heart of Harrogate.
“We've created a special environment where visitors can take a moment during their shopping day, enjoy excellent local talent, and capture beautiful summer memories while embracing everything the season has to offer.”
Admission to the Piazza Paradise is free, and all performances are open to the public.
For more information about Victoria Shopping Centre's 'Piazza Paradise' and other summer events, visit www.victoriashoppingcentre.com or follow @victoriaharrogate on social media.

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