Back after a two year absence due to the Covid pandemic is a free family festival in West Hampstead.
The Fortune Green Jester Festival is taking place this Saturday (July 2) from midday to 6pm.
Visitors can enjoy stalls, food, free activities and a small funfair, a bouncy castle and a magician.
There is also performance from the Fortune Green Choir and other events on the main stage.
Former Fortune Green councillor Flick Rea MBE said: "It's great to be able to have the festival again after two years which should have been our 50th this year but it is only our 48th."
The Jester Festival was started by a group of residents in 1972.
"We had donkey rides back then and my job was to bring water for the donkey," said Ms Rea.
"The Jester got its name when we were looking for a name for it and someone said 'what's the fuss, it's just a festival'.
"It's always been very well supported. It will be brilliant."
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