A record-breaking number of people descended on an Ipswich park over the weekend to enjoy an evening of entertainment, food, drink and fireworks.

The Ipswich Fireworks Festival returned to Trinity Park on November 2, with thousands attending.

People were able to enjoy live music performances from Cakehole Mafia, Starz, Afterdrive and British pop star Lemar.

Lemar performing on stageLemar performing on stage (Image: Submitted) Crowds enjoying the musicCrowds enjoying the music (Image: Submitted)

Christian Burrup, event organiser, said: "Trinity Park has hosted the festival for several years, but this year's event drew record-breaking numbers, reflecting a successful comeback for large public gatherings.

"We're thrilled with the turnout. It's events like these that remind us of the vibrant community spirit in Ipswich.

"The sold-out festival featured a dazzling fireworks display that lit up the night sky over Ipswich, with intricate and vibrant patterns choreographed to a powerful soundtrack.

"Families, friends, and visitors from all around Suffolk gathered to enjoy the wide range of attractions, food stalls, and live entertainment that catered to all ages."

Afterdrive performingAfterdrive performing (Image: Submitted) The event had a range of activities for people to enjoyThe event had a range of activities for people to enjoy (Image: Submitted)

One attendee said: "It's wonderful to see everyone coming together to enjoy a night like this.

"The fireworks were amazing and Lemar's performance was the perfect touch."

Mr Burrup continued: "For fans of live music, fireworks, and festive gatherings, the Ipswich Fireworks Festival at Trinity Park was truly a night to remember.

"The success of this year's event promises even greater celebrations in the future as Ipswich continues to mark its place on the festival map."

Also in the town, thousands attended the Christchurch Park fireworks.