Norwich has been served up a treat this weekend, with a three-day food and drink extravaganza held here.
The Foodies Festival began at Earlham Park on Friday and saw people eat, drink and enjoy music from chart-topping singer Sophie Ellis-Bextor, who appeared on Saturday.
Combining top chefs with nineties and noughties popstars, the event was first launched in Edinburgh 19 years ago.
Now with 12 locations across the UK, it has been held for the first time in Norwich over the weekend.
The festival features an artisan producers market, shopping village and a street food area with 25 vans and a feasting area.
The event concludes on Sunday as Scouting for Girls take to the stage to entertain the crowd.
Here are some of the best pictures from the event's second day.
The festival has an artisan producers market, shopping village and a street food area with 25 vans and a feasting area (Image: Brittany Woodman/ Archant)
Foodies festival at Earlham park. Pictures: Brittany Woodman (Image: Brittany Woodman)
The festival has come to Norwich for the first time (Image: Brittany Woodman/ Archant)
Families pictured enjoying The Foodies Festival (Image: Brittany Woodman)
Foodies festival at Earlham park. Pictures: Brittany Woodman (Image: Brittany Woodman/ Archant)
Hungry city folk were served up a treat this weekend (Image: Brittany Woodman)
A group enjoying the festival (Image: Brittany Woodman)
Foodies festival at Earlham park. Pictures: Brittany Woodman (Image: Brittany Woodman/ Archant)
Groups of people enjoyed The Foodies Festival (Image: Brittany Woodman)
Visitors enjoying some of the rides at The Foodies Festival (Image: Brittany Woodman)
People enjoying The Foodies Festival in Earlham Park, Norwich (Image: Brittany Woodman)
Foodies festival at Earlham park. Pictures: Brittany Woodman (Image: Brittany Woodman)
Foodies festival at Earlham park. Pictures: Brittany Woodman (Image: Brittany Woodman)
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