Musical and dance performances entertained the crowds at another successful May Day Fete on the Rumburgh Pleasure Ground.

Eastern Daily Press: Rumburgh May Day Fete belly dancers. Photo: Paul WatkinRumburgh May Day Fete belly dancers. Photo: Paul Watkin (Image: Paul Watkin)

The traditional celebration saw entertainment from the Rumburgh Morris side, the Tutti Folk Band, Maypole dancing and, during a brief sunny spell, a group of belly dancers.

The tea tent proved very popular, along with the games and stalls spread around the area, and The Rumburgh Buck was open all day for those who like a stronger beverage.

Eastern Daily Press: Rumburgh May Day Fete members of the Tutti Folk Band and people dancing around the maypole. Photo: Paul WatkinRumburgh May Day Fete members of the Tutti Folk Band and people dancing around the maypole. Photo: Paul Watkin (Image: Paul Watkin)

David Borer, treasurer of the Rumburgh and St Michael Village Hall Committee, said that a record figure of £2,700 was raised.

'This amount will boost village hall funds especially as recent repairs and refurbishments have taken place,' he said. 'The hall is a much valued asset to Rumburgh and the surrounding area. Thank you to all the helpers and supporters who made this May Day a record.'

Eastern Daily Press: Rumburgh May Day Fete Morris dancers. Photo: Paul WatkinRumburgh May Day Fete Morris dancers. Photo: Paul Watkin (Image: Paul Watkin)

Eastern Daily Press: Rumburgh May Day Fete, people watching the Morris dancers. Photo: Paul WatkinRumburgh May Day Fete, people watching the Morris dancers. Photo: Paul Watkin (Image: Paul Watkin)