A living history festival showcasing 2000 years of history is to take place at St Neots.

The event, organised by St Neots Museum, will offer immersive experiences from the Roman era to World War II.

Visitors have the opportunity to meet characters from history, sample Roman and Tudor food, and engage in discussions on royal life in the 1600s with King Charles II and Queen Catherine.

There is also the chance to dress in historical costumes for a complimentary family photograph.

Meet the famed Eynesbury Giant, interact with Roman, Viking and Medieval characters, and learn from World War I and II soldiers and nurses.

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Museum Manager Jo Allen said: “The festival is a fun way to find out about people from the past, with local information, experts to talk to and food to try.

"Come along and have a free photo taken in period costume. We look forward to seeing you there.”

The festival forms part of the Heritage Open Days and entry is free.

The event is to be held at St Neots Market Square and the Museum on September 7 from 11am to 4pm.