Bridlington will pay tribute to serving personnel, veterans and cadets when Armed Forces Day returns to the town on Saturday, 4 July 2026.
The annual event will run from noon until 4pm and is expected to attract large crowds to the seafront and town centre.
Participants will gather at the War Memorial on Wellington Road from 11.40am ahead of the parade stepping off at midday.
Marchers will make their way through the town before pausing for a moment of respect at the memorial.
The procession will continue to the Yacht Club on South Marine Drive, where dignitaries, including the Lord Lieutenant of the East Riding of Yorkshire, Council Chairman, Bridlington mayor and local MP Charlie Dewhirst are expected to attend a formal salute.
Celebrations will then continue along South Promenade near the RNLI station with military vehicle displays, veterans’ and cadet stalls and lots of entertainment throughout the afternoon.
The Royal British Legion Riders and local ex-service associations will also take part, with motorcycles joining the parade once again.
Organiser of the event Martin Barmby, said: “Once again the Armed Forces Day has been brought together by volunteers and goodwill from many people. I would like to thank Bridlington RNLI for all their help and continued assistance.”
A military aircraft flypast is confirmed for some stage in afternoon, subject to weather and operational conditions.
