Sweaty Betty Harrogate has released its annual Warehouse Sale. The renowned event in Harrogate that this year has up to 80 per cent off its clothing, including its popular leggings and workout gear, is so popular that it has had to be ticketed.
Taking place next week at Pavilions of Harrogate from Tuesday April 30 to Thursday May 2, stock will be replenished throughout the three days.
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Shoppers will have a one-hour time slot to select their garments on and try them on in the communal changing rooms before taking them to the checkout.
Tickets cost £5 to get in, with all the proceeds from them being donated to the Sweaty Betty Foundation.
Times are 10am-7pm Tuesday April 30, 10am-6pm Wednesday 1 May and 10am-3pm on Thursday May 2. To find out more and to book, click here.
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Starbeck Community Day set to return today
Starbeck Community Day will be returning today after being cancelled last year due to covid.
The free event will be hosted at Harrogate Railway’s Station View ground from 12pm until 4pm.
Guests can enjoy craft and homemade stalls, live music and activities such as a bouncy castle and inflatable jousting.
There will be appearances from the Mayor and Mayoress of Harrogate.
All money made from the event will go towards Starbeck Christmas Lights Appeal.
Event organiser Chrissie Holmes expressed her enthusiasm for the event:
“I’m really excited especially because we missed out on hosting the event last year; this will be our way of giving back to residents of Starbeck.”
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Chrissie confirmed that there will be 30 stalls selling food, drinks and handmade goods.
Children under 14 will also have the chance to be crowned Starbeck’s King, Queen, Prince or Princess.
There will also be performances from Harrogate Spa Town Ukes and Summerbell Dance Academy.