The Bridlington Ice Trail returned for 2026 this weekend, transforming the town into a living art gallery of incredible sculptures all made out of ice.
The event ran across this weekend, and it wasn't just ice sculptures that were on show.
As well as market stalls packed full of local treats and gifts, there were also fiery live displays behind held across the town.
We sent photographer James Hardisty along to check out the artwork.
Take a look at his gallery below.
5. The Bridlington Ice Trail
Visitor Emilie Rodgers, aged 9, from Bridlington next to the Ships Wheel located on the harbour wall. Photo: James Hardisty
6. *The Bridlington Ice Trail
Hattie Shaw, aged 9, of Bridlington, sat on an Ice-Throne near Marlborough Terrace. Photo: James Hardisty
7. The Bridlington Ice Trail
Matt Chaloner, Chief Sculptor for Glacial Art Ice Sculptors at the end of his ice carving demonstration where the Dragons Head is set on fire. Photo: James Hardisty
8. The Bridlington Ice Trail
Jenny Appleby, of Hutton Cranswick, looks arcoss at one of the ice sculpters located in the town centre. Photo: James Hardisty