The dreams of many youngsters who had looked up to their favourite superhero or imagined what it was like to be a princess came true at a truly magical event.
King's Lynn town centre hosted an event filled to the brim with some of the most well-known characters from much-loved tales.
Fairytales and Legends was
held for the first time last year
and, according to organiser Abbie Panks, Vancouver Quarter centre manager, this year proved even more popular.
'It was just a brilliant event, so many people turned out. We had all our street entertainers and there was so much love for them all. They were constantly having photographs. It was a really lovely atmosphere in the town.
'It was just a lovely, family-friendly day. In King's Lynn we have a really strong calendar of events. There really is something for everyone,' she said.
She added one of the most popular attractions at the event, held on Sunday, was the Fairy Godmother, who took wishes on the Tuesday Market Place and put them on her wishing tree.
The organiser said weather warnings had been issued before the weekend, but there was 'glorious sunshine throughout the day – so we lucked out there'.
Other activities included a retelling of Jack and the Beanstalk, a fairytale ball, mask-making workshops, treasure chest creating, the chance to meet a dragon and a photo booth.
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