Skipton Town Council is set to host family fun day events every week during the summer holidays.
The free events will be held in different locations in the Skipton area during the summer holidays from 10am-4pm.
The fun days include bouncy castles, ice creams, sports (such as archery), crafts and games.
The first event took place on Monday (22nd July) at Bold Venture and will continue this Friday (26th July) at Broughton Road.
Skipton Town Council has released the other dates and locations for the free events:
- 26th July - Broughton Road Park and Community Centre
- 30th July - Shortbank Recreation Ground
- 7th August- Raikes Road Recreation Ground
- 15th August- Pasture Close Recreation Ground
- 23rd August- Burnside Recreation Ground
- 29th August- Middletown Recreation Ground
Further information about the Skipton's parks, play areas and recreation grounds is available here.
For more information about these events visit Skipton Town Council's Facebook page here .

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