Children had festive fun at a free workshop in Ipswich town centre. as they made their own snowglobes.
Excited youngsters were queuing up before the session opened up at the Buttermarket centre, with more than 200 estimated to have joined in over the day.
The children were shown how to turn jam jars into their very own snow globes which they could take home with them, containing tiny Santa figures and Christmas trees.
Mum Sophie Furniss was there with four-year-old daughter Adelaide, and her two cousins, Milo and Keziah.
"It's a lovely experience for the children to come and take part," Sophie said.
Allan Hassell of the Buttermarket Centre, said: "Everyone has been having a fabulous time. A lot of customers have been coming up and saying that they are so excited, and it's great to have free events."
The centre's next festive event for youngsters is a virtual reality sleigh ride on December 1, and there will also be other events including Meet and Greet sessions with Santa and gingerbread decorating. For more details, visit: buttermarketipswich.com/Events
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