Alcester was "buzzing" last weekend as a popular food festival returned to the town.
The organisers of Alcester Food Festival were "thrilled" as crowds gathered on the high street to enjoy a variety of food and drink.
Guests were able to explore more than 100 stalls on Saturday (May 18) with many stopping to enjoy the live jazz band whilst others relaxed in the shade of the church.
The school Bake Off was also a huge hit with visitors who were impressed by the incredible bread that was made.
Organiser Anna Broerse said: "Once again Alcester was buzzing with the food festival. We were thrilled by the turnout and it was so nice to see people enjoying themselves.
"We've received some brilliant feedback on our successful event."
Alcester Food Festival was created in 2010 by residents who longed for an event where the street was lined with local and high-quality produce to be enjoyed al fresco alongside friends and family.
The event is run by a small group of unpaid volunteers alongside other locals who help out on the day.
There are seven board members who spend the year planning and organising the food festival, which remains in the heart of Alcester High Street.
The location means pubs, shops and cafes can get in on the action and it allows the organisers to "give back to the community".
They are also a Community Benefit Society meaning any surplus funds are donated to help local organisations.
For more information visit www.alcesterfoodfestival.org.uk or visit Alcester Food Festival on Facebook and Instagram @alcesterfoodfestival
Comments: Our rules
We want our comments to be a lively and valuable part of our community - a place where readers can debate and engage with the most important local issues. The ability to comment on our stories is a privilege, not a right, however, and that privilege may be withdrawn if it is abused or misused.
Please report any comments that break our rules.
Read the rules here