Glasgow Style Mile Carnival
Sunday 26 November, 2017 2.30 p.m. parade from St Enoch Square.
The Style Mile Christmas Carnival will bring music, dance and spectacle to the heart of Glasgow.
The magical procession of festive characters will come to life as they sprinkle their magic dust over the city centre.
Sunday 26 November will be an afternoon of amazing performance, thrilling costumes and enchanting acts. It is a definite date for your festive calendar. Carnival starts at 2.30pm leaving from St Enoch Square and finishing at 3.30pm at George Square.
This is the route!
St Enoch Square
Argyle Street
Queen Street
George Street
St Vincent Street
West Nile Street
West George Street
George Square
Outi Smith in George Square
Watch out for Outi Smith performing at 1.30 p.m. in George Square, with a vocal trio. Singing with two awesome, super talented babes Laura Hill & Rachel Lightbody. A perfect warm up for the parade at 2.30 p.m.
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