SeaFest returns to St Bees next month.
The annual celebration of the sea and its wildlife will take place on the village’s beach on Saturday August 2 from 10am to 4pm.
It will include guided rockpooling, beach games, watersports tasters, sand art by Simon Wheatley, performances by the La’al Arts Collective, sea shanties and a scavenger hunt.
The popular sand sculpture competition will also be held from 10am.
SeaFest organiser Yolanda Aze, community engagement officer with Cumbria Wildlife Trust, said: “Come and join us for a whole range of beach and sea-themed activities.
“Whether you want to express your creative side with a sand sculpture or discover more about the secretive world of underwater critters found in our rockpools, there’s something for everyone!
“The Irish Sea is very special – some may think of it as brown and lifeless, but it’s far from that! Come along and be amazed at the variety of wildlife found on our Cumbrian coast.”
To take part in the sand sculpture competition, register here.
