An annual carnival weekend set to take place this weekend promises a plethora of activities.
Kicking off the event, Beccles Carnival Queen Cheyenne Wilson will officially open festivities alongside her royal party with an afternoon of riveting entertainment beckoning attendees.
Children, from newborns to two-year-olds, will have the chance to bag a coveted win in the fan-favourite Beccles Baby Competition sponsored by Barrett & Coe.
A fun dog show is also scheduled to take place with a range of categories offering all manner of canine companions a shot at victory.
Senior event coordinator and manager Annette Tackley said: "Lots of towns have lost their carnival but without the tremendous public support and our great team of organisers ours would have gone too.
"We are one of the lucky ones and I urge people to continue their support again this year."
On top of the carnival's traditional offerings, the debut Beccles Got Talent under 17's finale plans to dazzle attendees, offering a much-anticipated end to the Saturday afternoon entertainment.
The competition has, according to the organisers, been generously sponsored by Beccles Caxton Club.
Knight-time festivities begin with the adult section of Beccles Got Talent and continue with performances from various renowned musical acts.
Beccles Quay Rocks plans to keep the energy going until 11 pm. Starting the final day, gates will welcome crowds at 12.30pm ahead of a myriad of performances.
Ms Tackley concluded her message with a poignant reminder: "So, if everyone who watches the parade puts just £1 in a bucket, we can ensure our parade continues for many years."
She stressed the importance of public support - showcased via QR code donations and direct donations - in ensuring the carnival's survival.
To stay current on all carnival news, follow Beccles Carnival on Facebook and Instagram or visit their official website.
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