Knaresborough has been taken over by festival fever this weekend as feva gets underway.
The annual festival showcases artists, musicians and community groups across the town.
This year sees its return after last year’s covid cancellation. It is the 25th anniversary of the event which began yesterday and will continue until next weekend.
Local residents are invited to the town to attend numerous events including art exhibitions, outdoor music contests and multiple workshops.
One of our journalists headed to Knaresborough today to capture the atmosphere. Have you got any pictures of the town dressed up in pink for feva? Send them in to us via [email protected].
Yorkshire Life Aquatic gathered a crowd on the Market Place today
Their comical and musical act went down well in Knaresborough
The team behind the Knaresborough Museum were excited to hold a pop-up ahead of opening the centre next year. (Left to right: Sam Roberts, Clare Joia, Kathy Allday and Suzanne Coulson)
Members of the public were eager to read about the upcoming museum project
The Holy Trinity Church lit up pink for feva. Photograph: Richard Maude
Even Knaresborough’s bollards are getting into the feva spirit
Shirley Vine has been exhibiting her watercolours in the festival for 15 years. You can find her at 8 York Place
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