A POPULAR jigsaw festival returns over the upcoming Bank Holiday weekend after a two-year absence.
The charity event is held at St Martin’s Church in Brighouse and will run from Friday, August 26, to Monday, August 29.
There will a variety of puzzles, including children's puzzles, traditional country scenes, double-sided, shaped, panoramic, impossipuzzles, and wasgij.
Up to 400 new and pre-owned puzzles will be on display at any time and as soon as a puzzle is sold it will be replaced by another. All the pre-owned puzzles have been checked for completeness by volunteers from the local community.
There will also be crafts, a tombola, a golden jigsaw competition paying cash prizes and refreshments from the Missing Piece Café.
Entry to the event is £2, with accompanied children free. The entry programme includes a voucher that can be used to discount the price of a single puzzle by £1 or, with the purchase of 4 jigsaws, to choose a free jigsaw.
Opening hours are 10am to 5pm on Friday, Saturday and Monday, and on Sunday, from noon to 5pm.
This year the event will be supporting local charities Calderdale Lighthouse, The Turning Point Counselling Service, The Yorkshire Children’s Trust and Together for Looked-after Children.
For more information visit charity.jigsaw.festival.brighouse.org.uk.
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