Day two of Huddersfield Food and Drink Festival is underway.
The opening day - which had to cope with wind and rain - was deemed a huge success with thousands at the event trying out all the different tastes and tipples.
It is the biggest event in Huddersfield's calendar and runs until late Sunday afternoon.
On the opening day St George’s Square became busy at noon on Thursday, an hour after the festival opened, and remained busy for the rest of the day.
And organisers Huddersfield Live - who took over the event when it was facing the axe - will be hoping for more of the same over the next three days.
We will keep updating you on what is happening at the festival.
Update from Festival Director Sam Watt
Sam said the first two days have been tremendous.
She said everyone has been smiling and it has really felt like a big team effort.
Sam added: “The sun is shining today and there are smiles everywhere.
“The traders are really happy and everyone from volunteers to traders to customers have put in a large amount of effort to make the first two days a success.”
Pictures from today
Our photographer Simon Morley has been down to the festival today - here is a gallery of his images
Festival saved
Sam and the team at Huddersfield Live stepped in and saved the festival to ensure the annual tradition continued into the 17th year. And they have done a fantastic job in year one.
Sleeping Lions
A Sleeping Lions event was organised last night with people sleeping in the town centre to raise awareness of homelessness.
Four charities for homeless people decided to sleep rough in St George’s Square on the first night of the festival to raise the profile of the issue.
£10 kebab
Our reporter Robert Sutcliffe will be trying out the £10 kebab for his lunch. We will report back later and let you know if it is value for money
Price list
Here is a price list for the majority of the stalls - check it out before heading down for lunch
