People have flocked to Hyde Park today for the 4th annual Hyde Mela.
Growing in popularity every year since its first edition in 2021, the local community have been enjoying the celebration with live music, an artisan market, food stalls and fairground rides.
The event also doubles-up as Tame Valley Vintage and Classic Car Club’s yearly show, with dozens of rare and retro vehicles on display.
After being self-funded for the first three years, the 2024 get-together is the first to receive funding from the National Lottery, which organisers hope will help secure its future for years to come.
Hyde Mela runs from 11am to 6pm with free entry for all.
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