Crowds gathered in front of a stage which backed on to Royal Parade for a programme of events which culminated in the lights being switched on at 6.30pm.
Performances from young dancers and singers preceded the big moment, while Father Christmas was also on stage, albeit with heavy mention of his grotto in a certain Plymouth home and garden centre.
Events began at 4pm with the programme starting as darkness began to fall.
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