Longridge was alive with colour, music and celebration on Saturday as thousands of people gathered for this year's Longridge Field Day.
Longridge was alive with colour, music and celebration on Saturday as thousands of people gathered for this year's Longridge Field Day.
With a vibrant parade, live performances, family activities and community spirit in full force, the annual event once again proved to be a major highlight in the local calendar.
Despite the uncertain weather, featuring several downpours, the event included a spectacular parade through the town centre, featuring local schools, community groups and the beloved Longridge Band. Parade-goers lined the streets to cheer on participants in dazzling costumes, floats and displays that brought joy and energy to the town.
One of the most popular attractions on the day saw Pendle Hill Properties give away hundreds of free frisbees to excited children and families, from their office on Berry Lane. Throughout the day, young visitors could be seen stopping by for a frisbee and a selfie with the Pendle Hill Properties team.
The Field Day had something for everyone, including live music, dance performances, family-friendly entertainment, and a wide array of food and market stalls.
Local residents, businesses and volunteers all played a role in making the event a success, with many praising the warm, welcoming atmosphere and the strong sense of community pride that was on display throughout the day.
Thomas Turner, Sales Director at Pendle Hill Properties, said: "There was a real buzz in the air all day long, despite the rain.
"It was fantastic to see the community coming together and enjoying everything that Longridge Field Day has to offer. We were proud to play a small part in making it a day to remember - and it was great to see so many happy, smiley faces."