Ely Arts Festival was a resounding success this year, with more than 7000 people attending a record 43 events in two weeks.
This year's festival doubles the number of events compared to last year and marks the most successful to date.
Among the highlights was a family fun day in Jubilee Gardens with music, dance, arts and even circus skills.
Plans are already in place for the 2025 festival and there may be some events appearing before next summer (Image: Ely Arts Festival)
Sessions House saw free concerts featuring esteemed performers from King's Ely, Royal College of Music and the Royal Academy of Music.
Star artists like Cliff Ward and Louise Beale also displayed their talents, while Laura Pearson-Clark undertook the challenge of creating a painting live, inspired by Vivaldi's Four Seasons.
Many workshops were available for attendees, with options to learn new skills in ceramics, samba drumming, and Linocut, led by Lizzie Ault.
Lino printing was among the workshops for people to attend (Image: Ely Arts Festival)
Chris Parsons, artistic director of the festival said: "It has been a brilliant festival and as a festival team, we are delighted with the interest and engagement in all the events.
"It shows how important the arts can be and we're really excited about our plans moving forward.
"We are keen to reach the whole community and 40pc of the events this year were free to attend.
Laura Pearson-Clark undertook the challenge of creating a painting live, inspired by Vivaldi's Four Seasons (Image: Ely Arts Festival)
"There was something for everyone with high-quality classical music at the Sessions House, Ely's hidden gem of a venue, comedy at the Maltings, workshops and lots more.
"We're always keen to hear from individuals with new ideas.
"Huge thanks must go to the brilliant festival committee and all the wonderful local sponsors, without whom the festival would not be possible"
The show in the Cathedral was a complete sell out (Image: Ely Arts Festival)
The team is already hard at work planning the line-up for the 2025 festival.
There might even be some events take place before next summer.
So, the local community can eagerly anticipate more announcements very soon!
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