An outdoor market on Morecambe Promenade selling international food and other goods will return this weekend.
The International Summer Market will be on the Promenade from today (Thursday June 11) to Sunday (June 14).
Opening times are Thursday to Saturday: 10am to 6pm; and Sunday: 10am to 5pm.
Visitors can expect a mix of international street food, handmade goods, gifts, crafts and traders from across the country.
The market will also return on Saturday June 20 as part of the Armed Forces Weekend celebrations in Morecambe.
A Facebook post from Morecambe BID (Business Improvement District) said it will "help create another busy weekend on the Prom and in the town centre".
"While visiting the market, we’d also encourage people to explore Morecambe town centre and support the many independent businesses, cafés, bars and shops that make the town special," it said.
"Please note, this event is separate from the Morecambe BID Community Market programme, which continues throughout the season and focuses on supporting local traders, makers, charities and community organisations.
"This market is authorised by Lancaster City Council (and) any queries in relation to this market should be directed to Market Place Europe.
"It’s great to see another large-scale event helping bring additional visitors into Morecambe as we head into the summer season."
Previous visits from the Market Place Europe international market, over the past few years, have pulled thousands to the Prom.


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