A Lancashire theme park turned Jewish for a day, attracting 2,000 visitors from across the community.
The Camelot amusement park, near Chorley, held a special Jewish day on the Sunday which fell during intermediate days of Succot.
Organisers set up a kosher café, burger bar and six giant succah huts. Jewish music was also played throughout the day on the park's speaker system.
Arranged by the Manchester-based Aguda welfare organisation, which runs a family centre for the Orthodox community, this is the second year the event has run after the idea was trialled last Succot.