Free food, live music and games will be on offer at a youth event taking place in York this summer.
The York Youth Festival will return to Rowntree Park on Wednesday 22 July, running from 2pm-5pm, and promises a fun and inclusive afternoon for teenagers across the city.
Organised by members of the York Youth Council, the event is supported by City of York Council and focuses on giving young people more opportunities to socialise, enjoy cultural activities and feel represented in their city.
Will, a representative from the York Youth Council, said: "It’s going to be a great event this year, bring your friends along.
"There will be free food, live music, lots of games and things to do.
"We’re excited to see you there."
This year’s festival will feature a range of free activities, including performances from young musicians and bands, interactive games, and the chance to try out VR headset technology.
Councillor Bob Webb, Executive Member for Children, Young People and Education, said: "It’s fantastic to see young people taking the lead in shaping events like this.
"The York Youth Festival offers a positive and inclusive environment for young people to meet others, try new activities and build confidence."
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