The jubilee celebrations continued in the coastal village of Caister with two dozen children enjoying a creative tea party afternoon.
The Jubilee Crafternoon Tea event at the Rabbit Hutch on Saturday saw 24 children ranging in age from 10 months to seven years attend.
The organising team in Caister prepared seven craft activity stations, including Queen sun catchers, paper plate crowns, salt dough, cookie decorating, handprint bunting, rock painting and sensory bottles - all with a red, white and blue jubilee theme.
Out on the patio area was also a ball pit and ice painting and pavement chalk areas.
The Lazy Grazer put on a spread of jubilee-themed goodies.
Karina Green, one of the four organisers, said: "The feedback has been fantastic and watching the children, including my own, get involved in the activities was truly heart warming.
"None of this would have been possible without the kindness of Caister’s local businesses."
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