Hebden Bridge Vintage Weekend is set to return this weekend.

This year’s event will take place on August 1 and 2 in Calder Holmes Park, running from 10am to 5pm each day.

On Saturday there will be classic cars and motorcycles registered from 1979, replica or kit cars and military vehicles and tractors.

On Sunday there will be mainly veteran or vintage day, with classes for anything registered before 1980.

Other classes including commercial vehicles, American vehicles and military vehicles will also be on display.

Throughout the weekend there will be live musical entertainment, a full food and drinks court and a variety of stalls.

The vintage weekend is staged at Calder Holmes Park and the main pedestrian entrance (Gate 1) to Calder Holmes Park is situated off the main road, New Road, through Hebden Bridge’s Memorial Garden and next to the canal.

A further pedestrian entrance (Gate 2) is situated on Station Road close to the railway station.

Vehicle entry for exhibitors and stallholders is on Station Road which again is off New Road.

As parking spaces are often at a premium in Hebden Bridge, organisers encourage visitors to consider using alternative modes of transport such as parking in Halifax or Todmorden and complete the journey using public transport.

Tickets cost £9 for adults, accompanied child (under 15 years): go free up to a maximum of three children and £5 for any above the maximum and unaccompanied children (under 15 years) are £9 per ticket. Carers are free.

For more information visit www.hebdenbridge-vintageweekend.org.uk

Hebden Bridge Steampunk Weekend is also taking place this weekend.

Traders will be at Hebden Bridge Town Hall, Bridge Gate/Market Street and Calder Holmes Park.

For more information visit whiteroseyorkshiresteampunks.org