Youngsters have had a flipping good time at a Pancake Day event held at the headquarters of Great Yarmouth arts organisation SeaChange Arts.
The Drill House played host to Pancake Day fun and games with an event called Fat Tuesday. As well as making pancakes, children could also take part in Total Crepe, a crazy pancake obstacle course.
More than 60 people attended with children enjoying a chance to make their own pancakes and taking part in the obstacle course, which was created by artists Lucy Enskat and Matthew Harrison.
The event saw 100 pancakes snapped up by people.
Veronica Stephens, senior producer at SeaChange Arts, said: “We felt it was a fantastic success and had a real community feel to it.
“The pancake racing and making was a great hit. No one went up in flames.”
For information on activities and events at the Drill House visit seachangearts.org.uk
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