GALLERY: Families will remember, remember these fireworks
Families came from all across the district to enjoy Bonfire Night celebrations over the weekend.
Horncastle and District Lions hosted their annual Fireworks Night on Friday with a record-breaking turnout this year to the delight of their members.
As well as a spectacular fireworks display, the 700 visitors were also able to enjoy a large bonfire and hot food stands with hot dogs and soup.
Overall, the Lions took more than £4,500 on the gate which will be donated to local charities.
Horncastle Lions spokesman, Bob Wayne, said: “It really was a perfect day. We were very lucky with the weather which was bright and sunny during the day.
“We always stress that this is a very much a community bonfire.”
Over in East Kirkby, the Lincolnshire Aviation Heritage Centre not only held a fireworks display but also a taxy run with Avro Lancaster NX611 during the afternoon and evening on Saturday.
Visitors also saw an original WW2 searchlight at work to get a feel for the atmosphere of a WW2 airfield at night. There were also re-enactors in costume hosting talks in the hangar.
Guests were able to feast on a hog roast and enjoy the fireworks display and organisers said the event went really well overall.