Wolverhampton gears up for 'biggest show'
It was Wolverhampton's biggest annual event, but now it has expanded to cover the length and breadth of the Black Country.
The inaugural Wolverhampton and Black Country Show takes place this weeked to celebrate Black Country Day - and organisers want people across the region to take part.
It is one of several events marking the Black Country Day, which officially takes place on Monday.
It will run alongside a special BBC First World War event at the city's West Park on tomorrow and Sunday, with tens and thousands of people expected to flock to the two shows.
Bosses at Wolverhampton City Council predicted it will be the biggest event the city has ever seen.
The revamped show will once again feature monster trucks as one of the attractions on offer along with entertainment from singers, dancers and musicians.
A talent show will give performers the chance to show off their skills, a miniature steam railway will travel around the park, and Banks's Beer Festival will also form part of it.
It runs from 11am to 6pm on both days with entry £3 for adults and £2 for children.
Leisure chief Councillor Elias Mattu said: "This is going to be the city's biggest ever show.
