THE PRESTATYN Carnival is set to return for its centenary celebration on July 22 after not being held for four years.

The Carnival was first held in 1921, but last took place in 2019 after being delayed by the Covid-19 pandemic.

With a tradition steeped in history, enjoy the colourful spectacle as it winds its way down Prestatyn High Street and through the town centre to the Carnival field on Bastion Road.

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The centenary celebrations will start with pre-parade entertainment in Prestatyn High Street from 11am, with the parade to leave the top of High Street at midday.

The Carnival field will be open from 11am, and will see a range of festivities take place at Arena 1 and The Stage.

Carrots The Clown, the coronation of the Prestatyn Carnival Centenary Court, the North Wales Empress Of Carnival contest, Baby Of The Year competition, and Miss Centenary Coast Pageant will take place at Arena 1.

The Stage will see a dinosaur meet-and-greet, the Magic Light Productions Show, Rhyl Silver Band, Wirral Pipes & Drums, as well as BATALA, Clerical Error and the Cambria Band.

The centenary theme for Best Entry at the parade is ‘Its Carnival Time’, and the winner will receive the Mayor’s Cup and £500, with £100 on offer for the runner-up.