Blackpool Santa Dash returned to the resort at the weekend, where participants were given a free Santa outfit for a 3km run, walk or jog up to promenade and back, all in the name of charity.
The event was full of festive cheer, and those hoping for a white Christmas were even treated to a spot of snow foam just before the race started.
Events Fundraiser, Danny Hickes said: “Santa Dash is a firm favourite on the Fylde coast, officially kick-starting the festive season for many people.
“It is always wonderful to see Blackpool’s famous promenade transformed into a sea of red as hundreds of Santas and many dogs take part in this event, all supporting the only children’s hospice on the Fylde coast.
“We are always so grateful to the incredible people who take part in their event and raise sponsorship so we can provide vital support to our area’s most fragile children and their families.
“Some of our Brian House families took part, and we know how much it meant to them to see so many people having fun while raising money for our charity – their lifeline.”

7. Santa Dash
More than 1,800 Santas have raised at least £35,000 for Brian House Children's Hospice Photo: Photographer Michelle Adamson

8. Santa Dash
More than 1,800 Santas have raised at least £35,000 for Brian House Children's Hospice Photo: Photographer Michelle Adamson

9. Santa Dash
More than 1,800 Santas have raised at least £35,000 for Brian House Children's Hospice Photo: Photographer Michelle Adamson

10. Santa Dash
More than 1,800 Santas have raised at least £35,000 for Brian House Children's Hospice Photo: Photographer Michelle Adamson

11. Santa Dash
More than 1,800 Santas have raised at least £35,000 for Brian House Children's Hospice Photo: Photographer Michelle Adamson

12. Santa Dash
More than 1,800 Santas have raised at least £35,000 for Brian House Children's Hospice Photo: Photographer Michelle Adamson


