Bridgwater showcased an amazing array of tremendous talent ahead of the spectacular Carnival night.
Thousands of people descended onto the town centre to revel in the day's exciting festivities.
The Bad Blues Brothers tribute act entertained everyone with their energetic stage antics featuring all the hits from the film.
Thundering drum beats could be heard from far and wide as a variety of primary schools gathered for a samba drum session in the High Street.
Broad smiles greeted Chester the clown's crafty tricks and Polly Pilgrim the Pirate brought sea-shanties and swashbuckling tales to Bridgwater.
The eye-catching stilt walkers brought gasps from visitors while the Chameleon Batonettes enthralled everyone with their slick routine.
The events leading up to this year's Bridgwater Carnival did not disappoint and set a high standard for next year's to match.
FOR more fantastic pictures and carnival coverage, pick up a copy of Tuesday's Bridgwater Mercury.
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