Dozens of people gathered in Alexandra Park on Saturday for the return of a long-awaited community event.
The free Alexandra Park Festival welcomed residents any anyone who was interested on Saturday at the East End green space.
Families could enjoy live music, food, stalls, activities such as face painting, balloon modeling, live wrestling and more.
Children also had the opportunity to sit in a real police car and fire engine and climb on a vintage bus from the Glasgow Vintage Vehicle Trust.
Following a two-year hiatus due to the pandemic, locals were overjoyed to be able to come together once again and the event was a big success.
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Police Scotland at the event
Georgia Fotheringham 6, from Easterhouse, painting on the murals
Crowd at the event
Kids having fun
Paul Sweeney , MSP Glasgow region with Cllr Maureen Burke, North East ward
Vintage bus at the park
Reeva Cheyne 4, from Dennistoun with Aunt Lorraine Daly Belle and Elsa
Reeva Cheyne 4, from Dennistoun
Aima Bukhari 6, from Dennistoun
Vintage bus visitors
Brian Ritchie from Vintage Vehicle Trust
Lucy Keating 11, from Tollcross, her face painted as a Dalmatian
Children enjoying the teacups
Kacey Kiernan 3, from Cranhill
Live wrestling
The event was a success
Marco MacKay 3, from Gorbals having a seat in the police car
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