Local residents and businesses of Bridlington Old Town will open their doors to the public so they can see the often hidden gardens that lie behind the stunning facades of the Georgian streets which will be open from 10am-4pm on 19 and 20 July.
Tickets priced at £5 are available from Sweet Treats, The Cats Whiskers, Georgian Tea Rooms (High Street), Priory Church Shop and the Bull & Sun pub.
A spokesperson for the Bridlington Old Town Association (OTA), who are organising the event said: “We have so much for the family to do and see as well as lots of entertainment and lots of fabulous stalls.”
The Summer Fete, which takes place on the green in front of the historic Priory Church, on Sunday 20th July is free to attend and takes place from 10am-4pm.
Attractions include: Yorkshire Lamb Orphanage, Bridlington Gold Radio, vintage stalls, tombola, face painting, plants, craft and collectables, food and drink, ice creams, bouncy castle, cream teas in the Priory Church Rooms and much more.
All are welcome to a traditional day out.
