The Repair Cafe, Zero Waste Shop, Caistor Community Clothes Swap, eco crafters and community action groups all came together for the event.
A series of environmentally-focused talks also took place throughout the day.
The success of The Great Big Green Week was down to a number of local individuals and groups working together.
Clare O’Shea, manager at the Caistor Arts and Heritage Centre and part of the Caistor GO2 Environmental Group committee, said: “We used the event to bring together some activities that had happened pre-covid and just get the community together again.
“We didn’t really know what to expect but everyone was delighted with how it all went.
“We want next year’s Great Big Green Week in Caistor to be even bigger, so if anyone has any ideas, let us know.”
The success of The Great Big Green Week was down to a number of local individuals and groups working together.
5. Sewing savvy
Sandra Burniston repairs a pair jeans for a member of the public with some free motion darning. Photo: Chris Frear Photo: Chris Frear
6. Bike breakdowns
Ian Round repairs a broken bicycle. Photo by Chris Frear Photo: Chris Frear
7. Repair time
Aubry and Mum Helen Bird at the Jewellery repair table. Photo by Chris Frear Photo: Chris Frear
8. Campaigning
Amanda Suddaby and Ian Round with the SOS North Kelsey stand explaing the organisation to opposition to oil drilling plans in the Lincolnshire Wolds Photo: Chris Frear