Thank you to everyone for making Leeds West Indian Carnival 2023, one to remember.

Yesterday's Carnival Mural Launch – RJC with muralist Rhian. Fabian Hamilton MP. Cllr Dowson. Ian Charles. Arthur France [first photo] New World Steel Orchestra in the video

🏝️ 🎉 Although it’s been a bit grey today, the new Reflections of Carnival mural in Chapeltown has brought some vibrancy and colour to Leeds! The work that @rhiankempadoomillar_burokeet @en_kyro & @alanpergy & many others have put in to make this happen has been superb! A launch party to celebrate the official unveiling of the mural will take place at the Leeds West Indian Centre, next to the mural, from 12pm to 3pm on Saturday 28 October. Join us with Rhian and the Leeds West Indian Carnival committee for food, dance, music and family activities. This was only possible thanks to the support of project partners Leeds City Council, THE OFFICIAL LEEDS WEST INDIAN CARNIVAL PAGE; project funders Leeds Inspired, Wade's Charity, LEEDS 2023, Inner North East Community Committee, Housing Advisory Panel INE; project sponsors Unity Homes & Enterprise, Connect Housing, Vertu Land Rover, Rushbond PLC, North Brewing Co, Maureens Caribbean Food Leeds and project supporter Move Housing. #ACityLessGrey

The mural, Reflections of Carnival, is now complete in Chapeltown celebrating the history of carnival @rhiankempadoomillar_burokeet @eaststreetarts 🎉

🎉📍The progress of the Reflections of Carnival mural by @rhiankempadoomillar_burokeet . A partnership between LWIC, @eaststreetarts and Chapel Allerton Ward Councillors

🎉📍Some of the images from today's Carnival Pop-up

🎉📍Audience participation

🎉📍@rjcdance performance Natro Beat

🎉📍@anonymas_carnival presents Pretty Mas

🎉📍Prince and Princess performance