ST George’s Day celebrations in Salisbury on Sunday included knights, dragons and cream teas.
The free family event, organised by Salisbury City Council, involved live music, street theatre and circus skills as well as workshops held throughout the day.
Salisbury Mayor Andrew Roberts said: “I am delighted that the sun shone and so many people came out and enjoyed themselves, sharing some of the best of England in our city that is itself an icon of England.
“I understand that the dragon was safely dealt with for another year.
“I am also pleased that we honoured England’s traditional vagueness about our national day by celebrating it a day late.”
Ticklish Allsorts put on a Punch and Judy puppet show in the market square while in the Guildhall’s Crown Court, a puppet show was held by Mr Brown’s Pig.
Other activities included a historical guided walk and the epic battle of George and the Dragon in the Market Place.
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