This weekend marked the vibrant return of artistic flair as Leamington hosted the highly anticipated Art in the Park event.

The festival spanned across the weekend from Saturday 2 August to Sunday 3 August, filling Jephson and Mill Gardens with art and creativity.

The free community event included market stalls where visitors could purchase works from artists and makers.

Multiple art workshops also provided an interactive platform for children to express their creativity hands-on.

The free community event included market stalls where visitors could purchase works from artists and makers (image via Nub News)

The festival spanned across the weekend from Saturday 2 August to Sunday 3 August, filling Jephson and Mill Gardens with art and creativity (image via Nub News)

Adding to the lively atmosphere were live performances and dance, complemented by diverse food and drink stalls.

Multiple art workshops also provided an interactive platform for children to express their creativity (image via Nub News)

This year's festival embraced the theme of 'Holiday,' celebrating the event's ability to provide a "nice break, a quiet moment of reflection whilst admiring a piece of art or being whisked away on a wave of wild imagination" through its immersive performances.

Children could get involved in various activities, including getting their faces painted (image via Nub News)

The event took place atJephson and Mill Gardens (image via Nub News)

Kate Livingston, Festival Director, expressed her gratitude, saying: "As ever, the event could not be possible without the hard work from the back-room team plus all the supporting organisations and sponsors without whom the event would simply not exist, so thank you all for your ongoing and vital support.

"Allow me to sign off by imploring you to get out there and explore."

There were a number of charity and community groups at the event also (image via Nub News)