Hundreds of people have attended a colourful festival celebrating African and Caribbean culture.
AfroFest Bristol was started in 2019, and has now become an annual event.
This year the festival, run by Dj Neyo and Afrobeatfridays Bristol, showcased fashion, food and music from artists and groups at the Trinity Arts Centre.
Doreen Lawrence, owner of Reuben Dolls, said it was her first time coming to the festival.
She set up a stall to promote her “afro-dolls” with various hair textures that she creates to reflect black and mixed heritage.
Musician Sisa Senkosi, a Zimbabwean artist based in Bristol, sang and performed with two dancers in traditional dress.
Grupo Lokito, partly based in London and Bristol, performed their mix of Congolese rumba and Cuban salsa in a live set.
Cardiff-based dancers, AFJ Dance, work with dancers of all abilities who are ages 16 and over.
The group performed a choreographed routine at Afrofest.
Local DJs and presenters from Ujima Radio hosted the event and entertained the crowds between the live performances.
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