An event that drew nearly 40,000 people to Great Yarmouth's seafront has won a Mercury Award.
Fire on the Water has clinched the fresh idea category of our awards.
The event was based on the Venetian Waterways between October 31 and November 6.
The experience took the audience on a 60-minute or 30-minute trail, which also featured dance and acrobatic performances.
It had sold 2,100 tickets on its first night and by the end of its highly successful run it had sold out.
Organisers said the £260,000 festival funded mainly by Great Yarmouth Borough Council had likely had a huge economic impact across the town.
Council leader Carl Smith said: "I’m delighted that Fire On The Water has won this award.
"It was a terrific new event for the borough that brought nearly 40,000 thousand people to the seafront at what is normally a quiet time, and it introduced many people to the restored Venetian Waterways for the first time.
The runners-up in the fresh idea category of the Mercury awards were Magpies Baby Group and Freshly Greated.
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