Thousands of people flocked to a village near the north Norfolk coast on Saturday for a much-anticipated fair.
The Burnham Market Craft Fair returned by popular demand with more than 100 stalls on the Greens.
The first event was held in 1976 and it has been held annually apart from in 2020 and 2021 due to Covid.
The event, run by volunteers is a celebration of local creatives and the items on offer included original art, jewellery and pottery.
There was also a traditional hog roast and a Punch and Judy Show, which kept children entertained.
The event raises money for local causes each year, ranging from a community car scheme to the local primary school.
Linda Craig, one of the organisers, said: "Considering we have not done it since 2019 it was very well attended and an absolutely fabulous day.
"Last time we donated more than £9,000 to Burnham Market causes."
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