Stalybridge Street Fest is turning over a new leaf to mark the start of autumn.
As well as live music and the usual array of food and drink, the Town of Culture event will be serving up a trio of family-friendly activities especially for the magical month of October.
Seed to Feed lets you pot and grow your own chilli plant. You can learn how to sew your own seasonal pumpkin from material plus get your hands dirty with a slime-making workshop – certain to be a favourite with the children.
As usual, all the highly popular food and drink stalls that people have come to know so well will be set out around Armentieres Square on the banks of the picturesque Huddersfield Narrow Canal in the heart of Stalybridge’s historic town centre.
There’s certain to be more than a few warmers for a time when the nights are drawing in and the temperatures have started to fall.
The next Street Fest is on Friday (14 October) from 5pm to 9pm.
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