The Lake Pleasure Grounds will once again host the popular Ice Cream and Bubbles festival on Saturday 2nd August, a fun-packed event featuring a bubble disco and plenty of ice cream.
Visitors to the event can also get a glitter tattoo or have hair braided with other activities available including sand art, pottery painting and more.
The family-friendly event will be held from 12pm to 5pm, and will also sell prosecco, with food including a hog roast and pizza also on sale.
Cllr Andrew Cooper, Mayor of Warminster, said, “Warminster Town Council is really excited for another Ice Cream and Bubbles festival after huge success last year. It is free to enter the park with the event set to be another well-supported day for all the family.
“We are proud to host another event in the wonderful Warminster Lake Pleasure Grounds and look forward to seeing you all there as part of an exciting summer programme of events in the park.”
The Lake Pleasure Grounds will be full of atmosphere with a free community skate event also being held on that day open to all ages and ability levels.
Popular free facilities in the Warminster Lake Pleasure Grounds will also be available to enjoy including the splash pad, play park and lava trail with families encouraged to make a day of it.
The Pavilion Café will also be open selling refreshments throughout the day.
For more information on the event, email events@warminster-tc.gov.uk or call 01985 214847
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