The popular event was staged at various locations along the village High Street, with all the local shops opening and over 50 stalls selling their festive wares on Friday evening.
Pockets of market stalls were located near Robin Rose Bakes & Books, Down The Road cafe, The Lion & Royal yard, The Kings Head car park, at Mrs Smiths Cottage as well as inside and outside Navenby Methodist Church.
Shops trimmed up to make people feel extra festive and the tree lights were switched on by Father Christmas and a young competition winner at Navenby Methodist Church with Sleaford Concert Band playing along.
They were joined by a cavalcade of tractors bedecked in lights from Harmston Young Farmers Club which wowed the youngsters.
There were also free children’s activities in St Peter's Church and a short concert there featuring Navenby Junior Choir and Sleaford Concert Band.
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Harmston YFC members' cavalcade of tractors through Navenby's Christmas lights event. Photo: David Dawson Photo: David Dawson
2. Ines Fournier-Vernon 10 of Navenby who switched on the christmas tree lights
Ines Fournier-Vernon 10 of Navenby who switched on the Christmas tree lights. Photo: David Dawson Photo: David Dawson
3. Father CHristmas with Alfie 7 and Ruben 3
Father Christmas with Alfie 7 and Ruben 3 who got to ring his bell. Photo: David Dawson Photo: David Dawson
4. L-R Irina Muntean with Masha, Beth Ellis with Misha, Kayt Muza-Priestley with Becky Schokker of The Old Filling Station and outgoing owner of Down The Road Bistro.
L-R Irina Muntean with Masha, Beth Ellis with Misha, Kayt Muza-Priestley with Becky Schokker of The Old Filling Station and outgoing owner of Down The Road Bistro. Photo: David Dawson Photo: David Dawson