Warwick's popular Victorian Evening returns on Thursday 26 November, offering visitors the chance to step back in time and experience the sights, sounds and smells of a Victorian Christmas.

Starting from 3pm with a Victorian market in the Square and rides and entertainment around the town centre, the performances get underway on the stage at 5pm, with the lights being switched on at 7pm by the Mayor of Warwick, Cllr Simon Pargeter.

There's a chance to win some fantastic prizes for the best dressed Victorian costume.

Visitors are encouraged to dress up in their best Victorian costumes, from aristocrats to chimney sweeps, and head to the stage for 7:30pm for the judging.

Cllr Ella Billiald, portfolio holder for arts, culture and economy at Warwick District Council, said: "We're delighted to deliver these events on behalf of the district's towns, providing an entertaining space for friends and families to come together and celebrate the festive season.

"I would like to thank our Business Support and Events team, the Town Councils and our many partners that work tirelessly each year to make these events a great success.

"Not only do these events provide a sense of community and belonging, but they are also a great support for our local businesses throughout the Christmas period.

"We look forward to welcoming you to our town centres for a season of celebration."Parking will be free in all Warwick District Council off-street car parks in Warwick from 12pm on Thursday 26 November to support the event.

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On-street parking charges will still apply.