Tenby’s Steampunk Festival is underway - with gears, gadgets, and glamour on display throughout the seaside town as part of this eccentric and enchanting event.

The festival which debuted last year in Tenby drew a great response from locals and visitors alike, and it is perfect for families, enthusiasts, and curious minds alike.

Described as a festival ‘like no other’ - whether you’re a seasoned steampunk adventurer or just discovering the charm of the genre, Tenby’s streets are transformed into a living, breathing time machine where imagination knows no bounds.

This year the event which started on Friday, March 28 runs for three days.

Those attending will be able to experience the whimsical charm of a bygone future at the Steampunk Festival; and dive into a fantastical celebration of Victorian ingenuity, eccentric creativity, and extraordinary adventures.

There will be craft stalls galore at the De Valence Pavilion venue on Upper Frog Street, where you can discover unique handmade treasures, from intricate steampunk jewellery to whimsical gadgets, crafted by talented artisans from near and far.

You can also step back in time and immortalize your steampunk persona with a beautifully crafted vintage portrait, at the Victorian Photo Studio.

Live entertainment is also planned, where you can enjoy mesmerizing performances by steampunk bands, dancers, and storytellers, guaranteed to keep your gears turning.

There will also be mysterious surprises, with hidden wonders, quirky competitions, teapot racing, and thrilling spectacles around every cobblestone corner.

And of course, the famous Peacock Parade returned on Saturday afternoon - a chance to don your finest feathers and join the parade of splendidly attired steampunks in a dazzling display of elegance and flair.

There will be another Peacock Parades starting from the De Valence at 2pm on Sunday, and heading through town down Tenby Harbour.

On Saturday evening, there will be a film screening of .’20000 Leagues Under the Sea. There will be a specially written introduction for this, setting the film firmly in the steampunk universe.

There will also be a chance to attend ‘ Scary Games and Paranormal Experiments’ and also a Victorian Ghost walk.

On the Sunday Evening there will be a second chance to try the ‘Scary Games and Paranormal Experiments’.

During Saturday and Sunday, you will be able to book a slot to have tea with the Time Traveller from the Time Machine in the Mayor’s Parlour. You will also be able to book in to visit the Victorian Photographic studio for a portrait which you will be able to take away with you.

Upstairs at the De Valence there will be some short plays to watch, and on the stage, tea duelling will take place.