Families joined the scrum to watch rugby star Matt Dawson open this year's Chiswick Summer Fair on Saturday (July 5).
The former England scrum-half kicked off the annual jamboree on Turnham Green, where crowds enjoyed donkey rides, face-painting and much more.
Mr Dawson was not the only celebrity at the fete, organised by Our Lady of Grace and St Edward, with Radio 2 presenter Jeremy Vine and comedian Sunna Jarman sharing MC duties.
Revellers enjoyed live music and dance on the main stage, plus a demonstration of the latest fitness craze, Pilloxing, which combines dance and boxing.
Elsewhere, attractions included an international food tent, raffles and the event's largest ever children's corner.
Now in its 11th year, the fair has raised more than £100,000 for local charities since it was set up.
