Thousands of people are expected to descend on Bridgnorth this weekend as one of the market town's largest events has begun.
Poet Steve Harrison making people laugh with his cookery inspired poems as the Bridgnorth Music and Arts Festival gets underway
On Friday afternoon, the festival continues at the library with several poetry workshops, featuring a crash course in sonnets from poet Paul Francis, and a haiku workshop from David Bingham. On Sunday, Bridgnorth High Street is set to be closed off to traffic as a stage is set up on in the town that will play host to numerous bands, with Irish rockers The Gulls headlining the free music event at 5pm.
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