Published:
11:34 August 17, 2022
From running exhibitions to foot races with trays full of drinks, all the traditional highlights of Cromer Carnival are back after a three-year absence.
Thousands of people have flocked to the city for Carnival Week, which has not continued since 2019 due to the pandemic.
People lined the ramp in front of Cromer Pier on Sunday for the coronation of Miss Cromer – Amy Gibson – and her ‘royal family’.
The crowd watching the coronation of Miss Cromer in front of the Hotel de Paris.
– Credit: Andreas Yiasimi
And Adriana Adamescu from the Hotel de Paris was among the winners of the waiter and waitress competitions on the Esplanade on Monday.
There will be plenty of action at the carnival site in Runton Road today (Wednesday), including a fun fair, sword fighting and running shows and a demonstration by Bolddog FMX bikers.
The world famous Red Arrows are expected to arrive at 12.30pm and the carnival parade will take place from 7pm.
Adriana Adamescu from Cromer’s Hotel de Paris taking part in the Cromer Carnival Waiters and Waitresses Competition.
– Credit: Andreas Yiasimi
An entrant in the Cromer Carnival Waiters and Waitresses competition.
– Credit: Andreas Yiasimi
Entrants in the Cromer Carnival Waiters and Waitresses competition.
– Credit: Andreas Yiasimi
Cromer’s Town Coroner Mark Northway with Carnival Prince Thomas Elliott and Princess Poppy Spanton at the coronation as part of the town’s carnival.
– Credit: Andreas Yiasimi
The team from Tides Restaurant at Cromer Pier at the town’s annual carnival.
– Credit: Cromer Pier
Emma Jones and Hayden Lee, team leaders from Tides Restaurant at Cromer Pier, with trophies for winning a ‘best dressed’ category as part of the waiters and waitresses competition.
– Credit: Cromer Pier
Cromer Carnival Prince Thomas Elliott and Princess Poppy Spanton on their way to the coronation.
– Credit: Andreas Yiasimi
Cromer Carnival ‘Royal Family’ prepare for the coronation event on Carnival Sunday.
– Credit: Andreas Yiasimi
A participant in the Cromer Carnival waiters and waitresses competition.
– Credit: Andreas Yiasimi
