Mr and Mrs Claus made an appearance at the carols and parade.
Hundreds of families filled Memorial Park on Saturday evening for the City of Armadale’s annual Carols by Candlelight.
A host of performers, characters, and community groups entertained the masses that lined the Jull Street Mall prior to the carols, for the city’s annual Christmas parade.
But it was in the amphitheatre where the real spirit of Christmas shone through as all joined in song to herald in the festive season.
Local music star and vocal coach Katherine John emceed the inclusive event, which was supported by Auslan interpreters, and broadcast live to homes around the globe through the city’s livestream.
While students from Clifton Hills Primary, Armadale Primary, and John Wollaston Anglican Community School teamed up with the Roleystone Theatre Christmas Choir to provide an angelic chorus for the myriad of talented entertainers on stage.
Photographs – Richard Polden.
Noah McKay and Dale Moore dressed for the occasion
Roleystone Theatre Choir were in a jolly mood.
Chloe Lander with daughter Maycie
Mr and Mrs Claus made an appearance at the carols and parade.
Tony Phipps from Marmun Mia-Mia
3-year-old Molly Gillies had fun with mum Michelle Gillies
Mr and Mrs Claus made an appearance at the carols and parade.
Meg Betty and daughter Abigale, volunteered their services on the day
Jessica and Emilia Buck
Rob Turner from Kelmscott Bulldogs Football Club had a great time.
Kylie Johns was Wonder Woman
Cr Scott Mosey and Deputy Mayor John Keogh
Clifton Hills PS Choir warming up.
Sarah Ford got into the spirit of Christmas.
Kelmscott Bulldogs All Abilities Football Team were part of the parade
Clifton Hills PS Choir warming up.
Cr John Keogh
Kelmscott Bulldogs All Abilities Football Team were part of the parade
