There's less than a week to go until the Isle of Wight's iconic Cowes Week returns.
More than 500 boats, racing in 37 different classes, are set to take part in the world's longest running regatta.
As well as the action on the water, there's lots to explore shoreside - from the Regatta Village on the parade, to entertainment at Cowes Yacht Haven and Northwood House.
Visitors to the parade will see a wide range of retailers, local businesses and charities, including The Royal Navy and the Tall Ships Youth Trust.
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- Isle of Wight Cowes Week 2023 regatta events and more
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Also on site will be The Sea Changes Village Bar, Ale for Sail and The Isle of Wight Cocktail Lounge, where you can grab a drink (or two).
A selection of food will be available, and there will be live music from 12pm to 11pm, each day.
The Yacht Haven's main hospitality area will be open between 10am and 11pm.
As with years gone by, there will be a small stage with evening musical entertainment, food and a bar.
- This year's official Cowes Week programme has been produced in association with the County Press.
Northwood House has a full programme of attactions and entertainment, including the Northwood House Tea Gardens (open daily between 11am and 5pm).
The Lawn Bar Mermaid Garden is back with nightly, live music. It will be open from lunchtime and will be free to enter before 9pm, most nights.
Lining the town centre throughout the day will be musicians, hair-braiding and other attractions.
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