The Red Hot Chilli Pipers and Dougie Maclean were among those helping Perth celebrate St Andrew’s Day over the weekend.
The city hosted a jam-packed weekend of events to celebrate Scotland’s patron saint as part of Perth’s winter festival.
The fun began on Saturday with the jazz and swing Christmas stage.
Mill Street was filled with singing and dancing as various performers helped people get into the Christmas spirit.
Meanwhile, there was an opportunity to get some Christmas shopping done and pick up some unique items at the Mela Market.
On Saturday evening, people got their festive groove on in St Paul’s Square as it hosted a sold-out silent disco.
Sunday’s events were all about Scotland’s talent as local singers came together to perform live in Perth city centre.
The night ended with the St Andrew’s Day parade, which took people from St John Street and through the city centre to Mill Street.
Perth Pipe Band and Rhythm Wave escorted Perth and Kinross provost Xander McDade to the stage in Mill Street where he delivered the St Andrew’s Day message.
Our photographer Kenny Smith went along to capture the best of the action.
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