The festive fun began in the Market Place at 2pm with school carol-singing and a variety of family games.
Boogie Monsters, a multi-award-winning pop band for kids, returned to the stage following a successful performance in the summer.
An Elf was out greeting shoppers before the Christmas lights were switched on in King's Lynn - Credit: Ian Burt (Image: Ian Burt Photography)
During the morning and early afternoon, free lantern-making sessions took place at Stories of Lynn, before a lantern parade went from the town hall to the Tuesday Market Place.
At 5pm, King's Lynn mayor Harry Humphrey and leader of the borough council, Stuart Dark, were joined on stage for the switch-on by Daisy Mason, from East Winch.
The Glitter Belles were greeting shoppers in King's Lynn - Credit: Ian Burt (Image: Ian Burt Photography)
The 10-year-old, a pupil at Gaywood Primary School, was born 12 weeks early and diagnosed with quadriplegic cerebral palsy at nine months.
Shoppers stop for a selfie with the gingerbread man - Credit: Ian Burt (Image: Ian Burt Photography)
In August, Daisy completed the 1.2-mile Mini GEAR challenge just three months after major surgery. She has previously climbed Mount Snowdon and taken part in a triathlon.
Youngsters waiting for the Christmas Lights to be switched on in King's Lynn - Credit: Ian Burt (Image: Ian Burt Photography)
The Glitter Belles were greeting shoppers in King's Lynn - Credit: Ian Burt (Image: Ian Burt Photography)
A youngster with his spinning light - Credit: Ian Burt (Image: Ian Burt Photography)
The Glitter Belles on the Tuesday Market Place in King's Lynn - Credit: Ian Burt (Image: Ian Burt Photography)
People enjoying the festivities in King's Lynn - Credit: Ian Burt (Image: Ian Burt Photography)
West Norfolk Borough Mayor Harry Humphrey on stage - Credit: Ian Burt (Image: Ian Burt Photography)
The Christmas lights in King's Lynn were switched on by Daisy Mason (10) - Credit: Ian Burt (Image: Ian Burt Photography)
A couple take a selfie in the large present on the Tuesday Market Place in King's Lynn - Credit: Ian Burt (Image: Ian Burt Photography)
Youngsters waiting for the Christmas Lights to be switched on in King's Lynn - Credit: Ian Burt (Image: Ian Burt Photography)
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