Kirkby Malzeard is set to host a three-day weekend of community activities, starting tomorrow.
The Big Weekend will include live music, a Black Sheep bar, street food and artisan stalls in the first event of its kind in the village.
Visitors can expect performances from Hyde Family Jam, Reeth Brass Band, Kirkby Tunes Folk Group, and many more over the Father’s Day weekend.
The event promises something for all ages, from the inaugural 11K Crackpots Run to a TikTok disco.
There will also be a scarecrow trail – with 32 scarecrows scattered around the village – as well as a parade, a farm and tractor fest and a dog show and scurry.
Nigel Robertshaw, a village resident overseeing the live music event, said:
“This is a first for the village and we know it will be something completely different.
“We are also running a Kirkby’s Got Talent session to allow local people the chance to perform on a live stage.”
During the live music on Saturday night, Manchega Tapas and Skellgill Burgers will be offering pop-up food, alongside the village’s own fish and chips. Tickets for the live music can be found here.
The Big Weekend will round off at the village pub, the Queens Head, with an all-ages karaoke and barbecue.
Any money raised from the weekend will be used to fund future community events, including the bonfire and youth projects.
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