The renowned Kingston Carnival returns to the borough's streets this weekend after a two-year hiatus following the lockdown restrictions imposed by Covid-19.

Organised by Kingston Racial Equalities Council (KREC), the celebration brings together different local communities to experience a range a range of music, culture and food in a family-friendly atmosphere.

The procession will start at 12pm on Sunday, September 4th and makes its way along High Street, Eden Street, Clarence Street and Church Street before finishing at the Ancient Market Place for 1pm.

The parade will be taking place throughout town with carnival events occurring at the Market Place, High Street, Memorial Gardens, All Saints Church and the Rose Theatre.

The annual festival brings communities together by fostering the promotion of diverse cultures, creative development and enhancement of artistic excellence.

Music will be performed from across the world including Reggae, Soca, Bangra, Jazz and Funk in the Market Place.

If you're short of plans this weekend, Kingston town centre is for sure the place to be on Sunday from 12 to 7pm!