Music, comedy, party nights and fun for all the family will take centre stage as a seafront pavilion prepares for a packed programme of Christmas events and activities.
First Light Festival CIC, which manages East Point Pavilion in Lowestoft, expressed delight at announcing its Christmas programme - with a range of festive celebrations throughout December.
Seasonal celebrations at the pavilion kick off with a festive fayre on Friday, December 1 - between 4pm and 9pm - as products made by local makers and small businesses are showcased.
Loddon Brass Band will make its East Point Pavilion debut on Thursday, December 7 from 8pm as they perform some brass favourites along with modern pop and Christmas classics.
Award-winning character comedian Tracey Collins brings the musical comedy show Believe in Christmas Bingo with Shell Suit Cher at 7.30pm on December 8.
A spokesman for East Point Pavilion said: "Be prepared to laugh, be prepared to sing and be prepared to win some (questionable) bingo prizes."
Ghost stories at Christmas are an age old tradition - with Fright Christmas, presented by local theatre company Raconteur Theatre, on Saturday, December 9 at 8pm.
East Point Pavilion’s Christmas party nights on Thursday, December 14 and Thursday, December 21 - from 7.30pm - offer a perfect night out with friends or work colleagues and resident DJ, L.U.
A family friendly Christmas celebration fayre is held on Friday, December 15 from 4pm to 9pm with live music and children's activities.
A live comedy game show, where everyone plays along, will see the Christmas version of WiFi Wars held on Saturday, December 16 at 4pm - family-friendly age six-plus - and also at 7.30pm age 12-plus.
Hosted by comedian Steve McNeil and supported by Guinness world record breaking tech whizz, Rob Sedgebeer, each show sees entirely different games and quizzes.
For the full East Point Pavilion programme and ticket prices visit its website.
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