Cumberland Council is set to host a free autumn fete.
The event will take place on Saturday, September 14, at the Distington Walled Garden.
Following the success of previous events, the council is eager to continue showcasing the talents of artisans from the area.
The council have organised another Artisan Fete, which will be held between 10am and 4pm.
The event is set to include a variety of businesses showcasing their crafts and an outdoor market.
Visitors will be able to find a 'diverse array' of handmade items, ranging from woodcarving and leather goods to soft furnishings and candles.
The café, found within the 'tranquil surroundings' of the Distington Walled Garden, will be open to visitors for food between 10am and 2pm.
Cakes and scones will be served between 2pm and 3pm.
One of the most popular attractions at the last event was the alpacas and pygmy goats, and they are set to make a reappearance.
They will be attending the event until around 2pm.
Visitors of all ages will have the opportunity to meet these charming animals up close and learn more about them, and for a small fee, people can lead the alpacas on a short walk.
The event will also include entertainment from a brass band.
Councillor Anne Quilter, Cumberland Council's executive member for vibrant and healthy places, said: "If you're looking for an event that has something for everyone, look no further.
"This is an event that offers an incredible experience that you won't want to miss.
"Previous events have been a great success.
"This event will showcase local businesses and will be a fun-filled day for the whole family, with plenty of entertainment to be enjoyed."
The fete is free to enter.
For more information, contact Cumberland Council by calling 07920 499232.
Distington Walled Garden, formerly part of Distington Hall, is owned by Cumberland Council.
The Victorian walled garden is filled with a lavender maze, fruit trees trained over arches, a lawned area, and tranquil seating areas.
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