This weekend sees the return of the annual Fish and Ships festival in Whitby.
The event is to celebrate some of the town's seafood and maritime heritage.
Throughout the two days, there will be live cookery demonstrations in the seafood kitchen as well as plenty of stalls, which will be showcasing local produce.
Janet Deacon, who's Head of Tourism and Culture for North Yorkshire Council, says that the event has brought the whole community together.
There will also be children's activities and walkabout acts as well as interactive workshops, tours and talks at some of Whitby's most iconic buildings.
Janet Deacon says that there will be a few famous faces attending the event.
It all get's underway at 9am, and you can download a programme by visiting: https://www.discoveryorkshirecoast.com/discover/whats-on/whitby-fish-and-ships-day-1-p1916561


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