Preparations are underway for the return of St George's Fayre.
The event will take place in March town centre on Sunday, April 27, 2025, from 10am to 4pm.
The fayre will feature more than 100 stalls, street food, live entertainment, storytelling, street performers, and amusements.
The fayre will also include a parade to the town centre, leaving from March Community Centre at 10am.
Councillor Peter Murphy, Fenland District Council portfolio holder for markets and events, said: "This event is one of the highlights of the Fenland calendar and a fantastic partnership between so many committed organisations who strive to make it the wonder it is.
"We look forward to seeing it back in the heart of the new-look town centre."
Councillor Jan French, deputy leader of Fenland District Council and chair of March Events Committee, said: "Every year the people of March come out to support and enjoy this event.
"It’s our privilege to provide this event which brings together the whole community and creates wonderful opportunities for businesses and showcases March."
The fayre is being organised by Fenland District Council in partnership with March Events Committee and supported by partners including March Town Council, MarketPlace Arts, March Library, March Museum, St Peter’s Church, The Library Presents and 20Twenty Productions.
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MarketPlace Arts is providing a full day creative programme on March Market Place, which will be a hub of arts activities, workshops and performances for all ages.
For the past two years, St Georges Fayre adopted the name of St George’s Festival when it had a slightly different look and format during town centre works, but this year reverts to be known as St George’s Fayre.
Parking in the town centre is limited and visitors are encouraged to walk, cycle or travel by public transport where possible.
March train station is a 15-minute walk from the event.
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