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Tens of thousands gather for final day of Notting Hill carnival
The Guardian
|August 27, 2024
Tens of thousands of revellers turned out to enjoy the final day of this year's Notting Hill carnival yesterday, flooding the streets of west London with colour, dancing and music.
Dancers showed off flamboyant costumes while floats blasted music for spectators on the streets of W11. Vendors cooked food on open barbecues as sound systems played rare groove, house, reggae and ska.
More than a million people were expected to have attended over the bank holiday weekend - including yesterday's adults' day, billed as the culmination of the festival, which was started in 1966 by London's Caribbean communities.
Posting on X, the mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, described the carnival as "part of the very fabric of our city".
Organisers bill it as "the greatest community-led event on the planet".
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