The popular community event featured dancing witches, music, archery, trade stalls, a scarecrow festival, vintage vehicles, a food court and other family-friendly attractions.
Along with the free entry, visitors were also treated to a fly-past from the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight.
Those who attended this year were in praise of the show. Commenting on the event’s Facebook page, one visitor said: “What an excellent job the committee have done in organising this show. Everything was spot on, food stalls, craft stalls and the sound system.” Another added: “The committee and volunteers work so hard behind the scenes. You did the village proud.”
Committee chairman Glen Reynolds said: “The show this year was a great success, bigger and better, with many people saying it was the best one ever.”
He offered thanks to all those who visited, along with all the committee members and volunteers who helped to put the show together and worked hard to ensure it ran smoothly.
1. Friskney Village Show
Jake Rickett with Nellie Rickett, aged one, of Old Leake. Photo: David Dawson
2. Friskney Village Show
Marlene Mitchell of Spalding buying ice creams from Jane Huskisson, of Husky's Ices, Croft. Photo: David Dawson
3. Friskney Village Show
Friskney Primary School choir take to the stage. Photo: David Dawson
4. Friskney Village Show
Skegness Lions Club members, from left: Andy Ellison - president, John Fowlston, John Earl and Ian Clarke. Photo: David Dawson