Organisers of Skipton Pride have unveiled the full entertainment line-up for this year's event, which takes place on Saturday 8th August.
The free event will be held at Coach Street Car Park and will feature a full day of live music, drag performances and family-friendly entertainment.
Starting the evening with Lost in Eve at 12pm followed by Drag act, Miss Coco Delinquent and ending the night on the headline act, Booty Luv.
The full line-up is as follows:

Headlining this year's celebrations is chart-topping dance duo Booty Luv, with Gary Barlow tribute act Pure Barlow also joining the programme after being announced earlier this week.
Skipton Pride returns with a new location for 2026 following feedback from previous events and will once again celebrate LGBTQ+ inclusion, diversity and community in the town.
The event is free to attend and is expected to attract visitors from across Craven and beyond, with entertainment taking place throughout the day on Saturday 8th August.

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