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Lowestoft First Light Festival: 24-hour arts and music event returns
A 24-hour beach festival has returned after being cancelled twice because of the Covid-19 pandemic.
, in Lowestoft, Suffolk, ran from midday on Saturday until midday on Sunday.
The multi-arts and science event is held at the weekend closest to .
Festivalgoers at the country's most easterly point enjoyed patches of sunshine, but a storm struck late on Saturday.
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The beach was lit up by lightning as the sculpture known as the Pakefield Man was set alight.
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The event was funded by East Suffolk Council and the Arts Council.
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This year a half marathon was held, as well as a cycling challenge in aid of St Elizabeth Hospice, in Ipswich.
The inaugural First Light Festival in Lowestoft, was held in 2019 and attracted about 10,000 people.
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