The Beyond Radio team are looking forward to being part of the Barefest family fun day in Morecambe.
The event takes place in the historic setting of Bare village on Saturday June 10 and the Beyond Radio team will be there to provide music, info and plenty of fun!
This is the first time Barefest has run since 2019.
Traditionally the event includes stalls, music, entertainment, a parade and the inauguration of a new Lord Mayor of Bare.
This year the Lord Mayor will be Christopher Mount.
There will be around 40 stalls on Princes Crescent and Bare Lane.

Music will come from Baybeat Street band, The Mizzen Crew, St Mary's Choir, Happy Feet Dance and Theatre School and Molly Warburton who is appearing at Shackleton's Wine Bar.
Other attractions this year are a magician, Hook a Duck, a coconut shy, Splat a Rat and an Italian scooter display.
Street food will come courtesy of Super 8 Pizza, Morecambe Bay Chowder and Marco Rea ice cream.
All village businesses will be open as normal too.
The event is run by Bare Community Association and funded by Morecambe Town Council and Lancashire County Council.
The parade and mayoral inauguration ceremony will begin at 12.30pm.
Due to a road closure from the junction of Mayfield Drive to Marine Road East from 11am until 5pm on the day, there will be no access on to Princes Crescent or Bare Lane from Elms Drive, Bare Avenue, Marine Road, Newmarket Street, The Cove or Lansdowne Grove from 10.50am to 5pm. Cars parked on Princes Crescent will need to be removed before 10.50am or will be stuck all day from 11am until the roads are reopened at 5pm.


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