The end of August is now upon us and we can now start to get excited for Autumn events taking place across Northamptonshire next month.
September will see a variety of festivals taking place including various food and drinks festivals celebrating local produce, the annual Northampton Music Festival and the huge Film & Food Fest taking place at The Racecourse.
Alternatively, if you fancy doing your bit for charity, you could help to raise money for hospices by cycling a 50 mile route in Northampton or don your UV paint and fancy dress to boogie around Boughton House for the annual Cransley Starlight Walk.
Take a look at what's on in September in Northamptonshire so you can plan ahead with fun for all the family:
5. Funtopia
Saturday, September 11 from 11am to 5pm at Abington Park, Northampton. Children will be able to enjoy unlimited play all day on all the inflatables and fun activities including bouncy castles, under 5's area, Nerf wars, high energy bungee run, demolition ball, circus skills, driving school, FootPool, Sumo suits and much more. Under twos go free of charge, tickets for 2 - 12-year-olds cost £8 and 13+ years cost £2. Photo: Funtopia
6. Classics on the Lawn
Sunday, September 12 at Delapré Abbey from 11am to 4pm. There will be an array of vintage, classic and specialist cars in the grounds of the Abbey, as well as food and drink stalls. Entry is free. Photo: Delapr Abbey
7. Film and Food Fest 2021
Thursday, September 16 to Sunday, September 19 at The Racecourse, Northampton. This is four days of outdoor cinema with classic movies and recent releases, stand up comedy from some of the UK's best-loved comedians, local street food and specially-curated short films from regional film makers. Tickets start at £6 and £2 from every ticket sold will be used to support local film organisations in Northampton. Photo: Adventure Cinema
8. Let's Draw NN
Friday, September 17 to Sunday, September 19 at Burns Street Studios, Northampton. ‘Let's Draw NN’ is an exciting, free to attend, collaborative arts event for the community. Over the three days, there will be a free art exhibition, art workshops and - on Sunday - refreshments, a graffiti artist painting the wall, a DJ on the decks and creative workshops. Photo: Laura Graham/Happy Hood