A popular Kenilworth street festival will return this weekend for the second time this year.

Now in its third year, Castle Hill Fest will return on Monday 25 August.

Run by the independent businesses on Castle Hill, the event was first held in 2023 to mark the coronation celebrations and has been run a number of times since.

The last instalment came in May this year and was a big hit once again.

Monday's event will run from 10am to 6pm and promises to be another day of community fun.

Organiser Owen Prosser-Stock told Nub News: "On the day, visitors can enjoy a fantastic variety of stalls – everything from local wines, dog treats and toys, glass diffusers, jewellery, and original art.

"We’ll also be joined by some very special guests – alpacas, between 11am and 3pm – perfect for families and animal lovers alike.

"The Clareden Arms will be running an outside bar, and we’ll have a mix of live music acts throughout the day, creating a relaxed, festival-style atmosphere.

"It’s the perfect chance to support local makers, enjoy great food and drink, and soak up the community spirit. There really is something for everyone, so we’d love to see people come down and join us."

The previous events have involved Time for Tea, Morning Sunshine, Harringtons on the Hill and The Clarendon Arms taking part, as well as other businesses coming to the street.

Castle Hill Fest follows the return of Old Town Festival at the other end of the road on Sunday 24 August.