It was a welcome return to the town for the annual event after many public festivities were cancelled last year due to the pandemic.
The Christmas lights were switched on and visitors were able to browse the popular Christmas market and enjoy the various entertainment and activities on offer.
Youngsters visited Santa in his grotto at Pescod Square, had a go on traditional fairground rides, petted live reindeer, and marvelled at the beautiful ‘fire garden’ in Bargate Green.
There was also music from Fen Funk Samba and dancing from Transported’s aerial performers.
Transported also created a beautiful ‘light and hope’ trail around the town centre - with hand-made, decorated lanterns and lights for visitors to seek and follow.
Stilt walkers dressed as elves and ice queens, fire-breathers and quirky musicians also livened up the event with their various performances.
A spokesman for Boston Borough Council told the Standard: “It was wonderful to be able to bring the Christmas Market and Light switch on back to the town after a year away.
“It’s such a big event for the town and we saw a brilliant attendance as people came out to enjoy the festivities.
“Our thanks go to all those who attended, all our partners, and everyone who helped support the event and make it such a great occasion.”
For more photos from the event, see the Boston Standard newspaper, out on Wednesday.
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Nick Dean and Emily Smith helped to bring the festive cheer with their friendly reindeer. EMN-211126-092302001 Photo: Midlands
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Gracie Ryband, 12, and Phoebe Ryband, 10, enjoyed petting the reindeer in Boston. EMN-211126-092319001 Photo: Midlands
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Danielle Hardy with Olivia Cash, 7, and Hattie Cash, 5, of Kirton visited Boston for the fun festivities on offer. EMN-211126-092230001 Photo: Midlands
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Enjoying some of the traditional fairground rides are Mason Parnham, 8, and Layla Snade, 3, of Boston. EMN-211126-092354001 Photo: Midlands