A Lancashire town is set to welcome back its popular food and drink event.
The Colne Food & Drink Festival is returning for its third year this Saturday, July 27, promising a showcase of restauranteurs, cafes, pubs, and bars.
In addition, there will be live music and a range of fun activities for the whole family.
The culinary event will also host craft cocktails and an artisan market at the Parliament St car park.
This year's edition is a collaborative effort by Colne BID and Independent Street, an organisation known for its successful events that champion local markets, children's crafts, foraging talks, cocktail classes and even a 'Man VS Food' competition.
Lisa Cowley of Independent Street said: "We are delighted to be once again working with the Colne BID team to deliver this much-loved event now going into it’s 3rd year.
"An event like this is a great way to showcase local talent whilst also boosting footfall to the town centre.
"The day will be packed full of local artisan producers and foodies. Pop along and join us and soak up the atmosphere.
"It is a superb opportunity to find out the origins of your food, feast your eyes upon some goodies and fill those shopping bags.
"There is something for the whole family and best of all, it’s free entry."
Aneesa McGladdery, BID Manager, added: "This event is a fantastic way to bring in a variety of street foods to the to find out the origins of your food, feast your eyes upon some goodies and fill those shopping bags.
"There is something for the whole family and best town as well as celebrate local offerings.
"We are delighted to collaborate with Independent Street once again and look forward to seeing everyone at the festival."
Not only can the grown-ups enjoy a day of food and drink, but there are also plenty of activities to entertain children.
The family-friendly atmosphere, food, drink demos and workshops cater to all ages.
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