Crowds were treated to a feast of fun and entertainment at Mytholmroyd Community Centre.
There were ice sculpture carving, a Santa’s grotto, a festive market and a host of acts performing.
The event concluded in the evening with the switching-on of Mytholmroyd’s Christmas lights.
Organisers have thanked everyone who supported the event and are appealing for ideas for next year’s event. Anyone who can help should email [email protected] .
The fun continues on Thursday when is is Hebden Bridge’s turn to host Light up the Valley.
There will be a festive market and late-night shopping across the town and the chance to see Santa on his ice sleigh in Hebden Bridge Town Hall’s courtyard.
Performances will come from Fat Cat Brass, Drum Machine, Winter Sprites, Glow-Calvos, Hebden Bridge Junior Band and local school choirs.
There will also be appearances from the Christmas Tree Fairies the Handmade Parade Dagon.
The event will include the switching-on of the lights on Hebden Bridge Christmas tree.
1. What's On: Wonderful photos from Light up the Valley in Mytholmroyd
Joshua Poole and Diane Crompton, with Santa and his helper at Light Up the Valley, Mytholmroyd Community Centre Photo: Bruce Fitzgerald
2. What's On: Wonderful photos from Light up the Valley in Mytholmroyd
Mytholmroyd Marmaladies Liz Lawlor, Julie Pugh and Sheila Knowles, at Light Up the Valley Photo: Bruce Fitzgerald
3. What's On: Wonderful photos from Light up the Valley in Mytholmroyd
The flood wardens team at Light Up the Valley, Mytholmroyd Photo: Bruce Fitzgerald
4. What's On: Wonderful photos from Light up the Valley in Mytholmroyd
Darren Thomas and Anneliese Gray, from Calderdale Council, at Light Up the Valley, Mytholmroyd Photo: Bruce Fitzgerald