Celebrations were held throughout the borough across four days to honour the Queen’s 70th year on the throne.
Festivities began on Thursday evening with the lighting of the beacon, and carried on into the weekend.
The main event in Boston was the ‘Party in the Market Place’ which still went ahead on Sunday despite the wet weather.
Organised by Arranging Community Events Boston (ACE), it featured stalls, children’s games and several live performances from musicians and dance groups. The headline act was Queen tribute band Supersonic Queen. And while other events across the county were cancelled, the organisers vowed the ‘the show must go on’ and delivered the event as promised.
Darron Abbott from ACE told us: “The weather was disappointing, but we had promised a day out and I think we delivered. Everyone that attended had a smile on their face. I would like to thank the performers, caterers, security and everyone that braved the weather and made it work, but most of all, the team - Nigel Welton, Tracey Abbott, Chris Skinner and Mike Gilbert.”
One visitor to the event said: “It was clear to see that a lot of hard work had gone into it. I thought everyone on the main stage was terrific and full of energy.”
5. Stage show
Youngsters from the Biz performing arts school in Boston on stage at the Jubilee Party in the Market Place. Photo: Samantha Beeson
6. Beacon lighting
Tom Harden captured this atmospheric shot of villagers in Frampton watching the lighting of the beacon on Thursday. Photo: Tom Harden
7. Waving both flags
Party in the Market Place: Jurate Matulioniene - chair of Lithuanian Community Boston, Dalia Bell and Danguole Bugviliene - music teacher of Lithuanian Community. Photo: David Dawson
8. "The show must go on"
Top Queen tribute act Supersonic Queen performing at the rain-drenched Jubilee Party in the Market Place in Boston. Photo: Darron Abbott