The Big Eat is making a return to Southampton this weekend.

Now in its fourth year, the free-to-attend festival is one of the South's most anticipated foodie events.

It's all in support of Hound Basics Food Bank after feeding 28,000 guests and raising £5,000 for the charity.

Last year, the festival promised to outdo this with donations in aid of needy families in the local community.

The event will feature two live music stages, a dog show and even a silent discoThe event will feature two live music stages, a dog show and even a silent disco (Image: Supplied) Festival founder Jeremy Gaskin said: "We are thrilled to bring The Big Eat back to our community for its fourth year."

A celebration of local street food, the event will take place at Royal Victoria Country Park, Netley.

Residents can enjoy three days of fun with a silent disco and dog show, as well as two live music stages.

There will be 'unforgettable fun' for all ages paired with hungry stomachs at The Big Eat, and Master Chef UK 2023 Winner, Chariya Khattiyot, will officially open the event.

Festival founder, Jeremy GaskinFestival founder, Jeremy Gaskin (Image: Supplied) There will also be an exciting appearance on May 26 from Great British Bake Off 2024 finalist, Christiaan de Vries.

Jeremy said: "Whether you're a foodie, a music lover, or simply looking for free, family-friendly bank holiday plans, our festival has something for everyone."