Goathland is set to welcome visitors as the village revives its Open Gardens day for the first time since the 1990s.

Taking place on Saturday June 21, the event will offer an opportunity to explore nine normally private gardens.

The event is being co-hosted with the Goathland Nature Group, with a particular focus on wildlife-friendly gardening.

Visitors will be able to pick up advice and ideas throughout several of the gardens, as well as at the village hall, where information stalls and members of the group will be on hand to share their expertise.

placeholder image — The village of Goathland.

Refreshments will also be available.

Adding to the occasion, one of the participating gardens will feature a Pimms and Pudding tent, offering a special summer treat in a relaxed and picturesque setting.

This is a cash only event with tickets on sale at Goathland Post Office and cash donations taken in the Pimm's and Pudding tent.

The cost is £5 per person, under 16s free.

Visitors should note that dogs are not permitted in the gardens, with the exception of guide dogs, and only at the discretion of individual garden owners.

Parking and toilet facilities will be available in the village centre.

All funds raised from the event will go to support patients services at Saint Catherine’s Hospice.