Photos: Thousands of people enjoyed this year's Summer Fayre in Harborough

As well as craft and charity stalls, visitors enjoyed a variety of foods at 35 stalls - and the bar was provided by the Tipsey Sisters.

In total, organisers believe more than 3,000 people visited the fayre on Sunday September 4.

Organiser Juliette Maher said: "We had over 200 dogs enter the dog show which was sponsored by Forest Gate and 150 children joined the Teddy Bears Picnic.

"HFM’s Chris Jones broadcast his Sunday show from the event with live performances from Chris Cave and Tony Julian.

"There was a gigantic inflatable slide, bouncy castle and hook a duck and a mini train supplied by There and Back Light Railway which was busy all day.

"Helter Skelter Arts provided the stilt walking butterfly and giant bubbles.

"Thank you to all the volunteers and HDC for allowing us to use Welland Park, the stall holders but mostly to the people who came and enjoyed the event.

"We will be back next year at the same venue on August 20."

Here are some photos from the event, taken by the Harborough Mail's Andy Carpenter