It is one of the biggest festivals in the region - and this year's Downham Market Water Festival welcomed thousands of visitors.
Now in its 11th year, Hythe Bridge was a hive of activity as families enjoyed the popular community event.
Fairground rides, 35 charity, craft and food stalls, and dance shows in the arena kept visitors entertained in between the main event - the Dragon Boat Challenge.
Last year's winners, Angels and Demons were unable to enter, but 11 teams took part in the race down the Great Ouse Relief Channel.
The winning team was Cirrhosis of the River, representing the East of England Ambulance Service.
Martin Hayes, Downham Market Town Council community development officer, said: 'It went really well and we had around 3,000 to 4,000 people. The dragon boats were well supported and the viewing areas on the river bank were packed.
'It is a popular event and it will be running next year.'
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