02:30PM, Monday 08 September 2014
African drum beats could be heard at an art and crafts fun day in Windsor on Saturday.
The charity Family Friends in Windsor and Maidenhead hosted its annual Art in the Acre event, now in its fourth year, in Bachelors Acre.
African drumming lessons were the highlight of the day's entertainment, with people of all ages invited to test out their drumming skills.
The event was organised in partnership with Windsor Baptist Church in Victoria Street.
About 200 people joined in the fun throughout the day, which also featured free arts and crafts sessions and a puppet show.
Kate Saunders, from Family Friends, said: "It was a great event. The idea is that it's a free activity for families just to enjoy and bring the community together.
"People just sort of came to try their hand at everything."
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