Large crowds were drawn to a Wiltshire town centre for the annual summer carnival.
Calne Carnival, organised by the town council and sponsored by local firms Black Nova Designs and Deceuninck, was held on June 24.
Residents flocked to the 1950s and 1960s themed event and were greeted by singers, a stilt walker, Punch and Judy, morris dancers, a Samba band and even an assault course.
A range of stalls and games were also on offer while floats from Calne Bike Meet and Calne FC headlined a busy parade.
A spokesperson from Deceuninck said: “We are delighted to have sponsored the annual Calne Summer Carnival, which brings the local community together to enjoy an action-packed day for all the family.
“As a local employer with a heritage of over 35 years in Calne, this is a fantastic opportunity for us to show our support to the local community.”
Danielle Blake, MD of Black Nova Designs, added: “As a local family-based company being able to celebrate with the local community means a lot to us, supporting local is always at the heart of what we do.”
Calne Town Council will now turn its attention to planning the Christmas Lantern Parade, which will take place on November 25.
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