Hundreds of people attended the Govanhill International Festival and Carnival in Glasgow on Saturday.
The festival, which is now in its ninth year, continues to grow following its initial inception as a joyful response to racist attacks that took place in 2017.
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The day began with a lively parade starting at the Victoria Road gates in Queen’s Park and weaving through Victoria Road, Allison Street, Cathcart Road, and Calder Street before reaching the park.
This year’s parade was led by Bloco Dardara’s powerful drumming and the vibrant moves of the Latino Dance Project.
The parade is an anti-racist festival designed to celebrate creativity, solidarity, and community.
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Here are 18 incredible pictures from the parade, captured by our photographer Robert Perry.
(Image: Pictures taken by Robert Perry, Newsquest)
(Image: Pictures taken by Robert Perry, Newsquest)
(Image: Pictures taken by Robert Perry, Newsquest)
(Image: Pictures taken by Robert Perry, Newsquest)
(Image: Pictures taken by Robert Perry, Newsquest)
(Image: Pictures taken by Robert Perry, Newsquest)
(Image: Pictures taken by Robert Perry, Newsquest)
(Image: Pictures taken by Robert Perry, Newsquest)
(Image: Pictures taken by Robert Perry, Newsquest)
(Image: Pictures taken by Robert Perry, Newsquest)
(Image: Pictures taken by Robert Perry, Newsquest)
(Image: Pictures taken by Robert Perry, Newsquest)
(Image: Pictures taken by Robert Perry, Newsquest)
(Image: Pictures taken by Robert Perry, Newsquest)
(Image: Pictures taken by Robert Perry, Newsquest)
(Image: Pictures taken by Robert Perry, Newsquest)
(Image: Pictures taken by Robert Perry, Newsquest)
(Image: Pictures taken by Robert Perry, Newsquest)
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