Stalham High Street was a festive feast this weekend as the town held their very first Yuletide market.
The event on December 3 was organised by the Stalham Area Business Forum, and saw hundreds bustling around the Swann Inn car park, visiting one of the 55 stalls set up for the event.
Indoor stall were also held in the town hall, Baptist School Hall, the Old Barclays and NatWest Banks, as well as St Mary's Church which hosted this years' Christmas Tree Festival.
Stalls were set up by local businesses from around the area, selling everything from fudge to straw work.
The atmosphere was even merrier thanks to the presence of the Stalham Brass Band, who were performing outside the Grebe in their newly revamped musical vehicle.
The market event closed with an appropriately festive event, as the Scratch Band lead visitors in a carol concert at St Mary's Church.
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