A care home in Rackheath has opened its doors to the local community for a retro-themed event.
Visitors and residents of Ashfields care home were invited to enjoy a day of 60s and 70s music, a barbecue, face painting and coffee on April 21.
They were also given the chance to look around the facility and meet the staff.
Ben Rogers, the care home's general manager, said: 'It was lovely welcoming new visitors and existing friends of the home to our open day on Saturday, the weather was wonderful, and residents and staff alike had a wonderful time.
'For anyone who wasn't able to make it, our doors are always open for a tea and a tour.'
Music on the day was provided by Mark Memphis King, while cakes were made by staff and family members.
Ashfields on Salhouse Road, Rackheath provides nursing, residential and respite care, as well as specialist dementia care.
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