Burley Summer Festival is set to return tomorrow (Friday) with 10 days of events, activities and entertainment across Burley-in-Wharfedale.
The annual community festival is back, with everything from classic vehicles and a dog show to live music, walks, markets and family activities.
Here's everything you need to know...
When is Burley Summer Festival?
Burley Summer Festival runs from Friday 21st until Sunday 30th August, with events taking place at venues across Burley-in-Wharfedale.
Individual events have different admission and booking arrangements, with visitors encouraged to check the festival programme before attending.
Burley Classic Show
One of the biggest events will be the popular Burley Classic Show, bringing an impressive collection of classic and vintage vehicles to the village.
The event takes place at Burley Cricket Club and is free for spectators, although donations are encouraged.
Places for vehicles at this year's show are already full.
Burley in Woofdale
Four-legged visitors will get their chance to take centre stage with the return of the Burley in Woofdale Fun Dog Show.
The event features a variety of classes and activities, including canine agility, a dog scurry and the popular Dog and Owner Fancy Dress competition.
Scarecrow Trail
Scarecrows will once again appear around Burley throughout the festival as part of the annual trail.
This year's theme is the 1990s, with residents and community groups challenged to create displays inspired by the decade.
Prizes will be awarded to the best entries, alongside an award for the best street.
Live entertainment
Music and entertainment will feature throughout the 10-day festival, including an Opera Night.
A variety of other performances, talks, workshops and activities are planned at venues around the village during the week.
Markets and shopping
Visitors will also have opportunities to support independent producers, artists and makers during the festival.
An arts and crafts event will showcase work from a variety of designers and makers, while a food and drink market will offer produce, meals, snacks and drinks.
Walks and the Burley Moor Run
The festival programme includes a number of organised walks, giving people the chance to explore Burley and the surrounding Wharfedale countryside.
The Burley Moor Run will also return as part of this year's programme.
Family activities
There will be plenty aimed at younger visitors throughout the festival, alongside the scarecrow trail and other community activities.
Many events are free to attend, although some activities require tickets or advance booking.
The Roundhouse
Grange Park will be one of the main hubs for the festival, with The Roundhouse open from 10am until 4pm between Saturday 22nd and Saturday 29th August.
Visitors can call in to find out what's happening, get information about events and learn more about the festival programme.

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