Sheringham held its annual Christmas lights switch-on on Friday, which also featured a snow machine, bubble machine as well as the opportunity to interact with some actual reindeer.
The lights were switched on by Sheringham Town Council clerk Denise Medler to honour her years of service on the town council.
Stuart McClean, chairman of the Sheringham Carnival Committee, also helps to organise the switch-on and said: 'It went very well. The lights are on the three main streets in town and are all set off from the clock in town.
'We've got the timing down to a tee now, they all go off at the same time. It looks spectacular as you drive down to Sheringham.'
Fun for all the family at the Sheringham Christmas lights switch-on illuminated bikes, trikes and scooters parade.Photo: KAREN BETHELL (Image: Archant)
Feeding the reindeer at Sheringham Christmas lights switch-on event.Photo: KAREN BETHELL (Image: Archant)
Carnival queen Molly Gallon and attendants Niamh Craske (left) and Caitlin Doran at Sheringham Christmas lights switch-on.Photo: KAREN BETHELL (Image: Archant)
Sheringham mayor Madeleine Ashcroft (left) and deputy mayor Liz Withington at Christmas lights switch-on.Photo: KAREN BETHELL (Image: Archant)
Sheringham Christmas lights event's illuminated trikes, scooters, bikes (and dogs!) parade.Photo: KAREN BETHELL (Image: Archant)
Dressed to impress at Sheringham Christmas lights switch-on.Photo: KAREN BETHELL (Image: Archant)
Sheringham Christmas lights switch-on.Photo: KAREN BETHELL (Image: Archant)
Carnival queen Molly Gallon and attendants Niamh Craske (left) and Caitlin Doran leading the parade at Sheringham Christmas lights switch-on event.Photo: KAREN BETHELL (Image: Archant)
Sheringham Christmas lights switch-on event.Photo: KAREN BETHELL (Image: Archant)
Youngsters waiting to go on stafe at Sheringham Christmas lights switch-on event.Photo: KAREN BETHELL (Image: Archant)
Sheringham Christmas lights switch-on event.Photo: KAREN BETHELL (Image: Archant)
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