As the Queen marks 70 years on the throne this year, those in Dundee have been invited to join the celebrations.
Her Majesty became the first-ever monarch to celebrate her Platinum Jubilee on February 3.
To mark the anniversary, people have been invited to take part in various events and initiatives throughout the year, culminating in a four-day bank holiday starting Thursday June 2.
The royal family is urging people to organise their own events during the holiday, with street parties and other celebrations to take place across the UK.
We have put together a list of the all the events currently scheduled to take place in and around Dundee.
1. Street parties
According to Dundee City Council, there will be two road closures in place over the jubilee weekend to facilitate street parties.
The first is being held at Hawick Drive in the Ballumbie area from noon to 7pm on Saturday.
Meanwhile on Sunday, residents on Hillside Terrace – near Ninewells Hospital – will be celebrating between 11am and 5pm.
2. Jubilee fun day
Dundee Heritage Trust will be hosting a fun day on Saturday at Verdant Works.
Activities planned included arts and crafts, storytelling and songs and sensory play for kids aged two to five.
Free tea, coffee and light refreshments will also be on offer.
Tickets are available online.
3. (Drag) queen Jubilee
Dundee University Students’ Association is organising an alternative celebration with some “sickening performances, hilarious games and so much more”.
Scottish drag royalty Raspberry and Miss Peaches will host the event at DUSA on Friday, with tickets for sale online for £7.
Non-students will need to be signed in by a student to attend.
4. Dobbies afternoon tea
If you would prefer something a little more traditional, Dobbies garden centre in Monifieth will be offering afternoon tea from Friday to Sunday.
The “special twist on afternoon tea” comes with freshly made sandwiches, a selection of savoury treats and scones, plus a pot of tea or coffee.
It costs £13.50 for an adult or £7.50 for children.
5. Broughty Ferry picnic
Following Sunday worship at 10.30am, Barnhill St Margaret’s Parish Church will be hosting a bring your own picnic event for the congregation.
The congregation will also plant a tree as part of the Queen’s Green Canopy.
6. Broughty Ferry Presbyterian Church
A party will be held in the St Vincent street baptist church and gardens on Friday afternoon.
A treasure hunt will be held from 1.45pm and the main events, including a bouncy castle, begin at 2.30pm.
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