Skipton Pride is set to return this summer, with organisers promising a day of live music, entertainment and community celebration in the town centre.
The free event will take place on Saturday 8th August at Coach Street Car Park, featuring live performances, food and drink vendors, market stalls and a packed programme throughout the day.
Chart duo Booty Luv have been confirmed as the headline act. The pair, known for hits including Boogie 2Nite, Some Kinda Rush and Shine, will top the bill, with organisers saying more acts are still to be announced.
There will also be a new face hosting this year's event, with Miss Coco Delinquent joining returning host James Cunningham.
Skipton Pride celebrates the LGBTQ+ community while bringing together people from across the region for a family-friendly day of music, entertainment and inclusivity.
The event has been made possible with support from sponsors including The Skipton Hotel, Skipton Building Society, Skipton Boat Trips, Gritstone IT, Your Skipton Radio and the Pride in London Unity Fund.
Organisers are encouraging people to come along, show their support and enjoy a full day of free entertainment in the heart of Skipton.
Find out more via their facebook page here.

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