More than 2,000 people turned out to enjoy the fourth annual Village of Twickenham Green fete.
The fete, funded by donations from borough businesses, saw people of all ages enjoying the community event on Sunday, June 3, which included a cricket match, live music and entertainment.
The fair, opened by Twickenham MP Vince Cable, also gave artists of all ages the chance to display their art work and photography skills to the crowds.
Little Jamie Leigh Anderson, eight, was named winner of the art competition with her picture, A Fairy at Night.
Organiser Michael Butlin said: “It was a hugely successful day.”
Money raised from the event will be distributed between charities in the borough, helping everyone from the homeless people to those living with learning disabilities.
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