Young and old were captivated when they attended the Salvation Army's annual Carols in the Barn.
The event, now in its 11th year, brings together a host of performances, ranging from line dancing and gospel choirs to brass bands and nativity plays.
Captain David Diaper from the Salvation Army Farm colony in Castle Lane, Hadleigh said: "The performances are by the members of the Salvation Army in an effort to raise funds for local charities. Over the past 10 years we've raised £18,250."
Nearly 2,000 people attended the four shows put on at the barn. There were three nativity scenes - one acted by children, one by adults and another up-to-date version. Santa delighted children when he dropped in to deliver presents.
Carols for Christmas - the Salvation Army put on their festive show
Picture: ANDY PALMER
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