Thousands enjoyed the return of Morecambe's popular steampunk festival and there are calls for it to come back again in 2025.
The 'A Splendid Day Out' event ran from June 7 to 9 centred around the Platform and the King's Arms.
There was also a parade of people in their steampunk finery to the Eric Morecambe Statue on the Saturday.
Steampunk is a fantasy genre based on Victorian times with a modern twist.
This was the first time the event had been in Morecambe since 2019.
"The Steampunk Festival returned to an overwhelming 7000 smiling faces, magnificent costumes, fantastic music and an abundance of creations to buy," said Rose Roberts, organiser.
"We cannot believe how supportive both the steampunk community and the locals have been, with all their kind words.
"It's clear we were missed and there are shouts for us to return in 2025 so watch this space."
Here are more photos from the event, images by Linda Chambers.












Eric Morecambe's 100th birthday and town film festival up for Lancashire Tourism Awards
Two wards at Royal Lancaster Infirmary set to close as part of community care plans
Leading Morecambe councillor defects from MBIs to Greens
Morecambe sports and social club saved and set to reopen
Council leader explains reason for Frontierland decision delay
BBC documentary series explores Lancaster University slave-trade research
"No decision made" to demolish Morecambe bus shelter as campaigners speak out at town hall
Crews tackle fire at Lancaster house
UPDATE: Two men charged with robbery and burglary offences at Morecambe and Lancaster shops
LISTEN: Community garden taking shape in memory of Heysham toddler
Second earthquake in two days hits Silverdale as tremors felt across Morecambe Bay
£2.5m funding boost for Eden Project Morecambe will help create new visitor zone
British Transport Police office returns to Lancaster Railway Station
Ryelands Community Connect scheme aims to bring together locals
Twenty vehicles caught speeding during police crackdown in Lancaster
Councillors call for halt to demolition of vandalised Morecambe 'youth hut'
Coastal pollution clean-up training to be held on Morecambe beach
Man seriously injured at Morecambe pub "making excellent progress" as investigation continues
Vandals target tractors used by King's Guide to Sands of Morecambe Bay to keep walkers safe
MP hopes for improved mobile signal at last as new mast installed in Lancaster

