One of the oldest student events in Aberdeen returns this weekend.
Hundreds are expected to descend on the city streets once again to take part in the much-loved annual Torcher parade.
Raising and Giving Campaign (RAG) is running the event in association with Aberdeen University Students’ Association to amass funds for local charities.
The event is the largest of its kind in Europe and attracts huge crowds.
Popular Torcher Parade to take place in Aberdeen next weekend
We’ve pulled together everything you need to know ahead of the big day.
What time does it start?
The parade will set off from Albyn Place at 6pm tomorrow. It will finish on King Street.
What can I expect?
The parade will be led by a procession of lit torches, followed by 20 student-built floats, decorated by participants from educational institutions in the city and many more students in fancy dress on foot.
Check out the article below to have a look at previous years.
Torcher Parade reignited: 18 pictures of the historic event from through the years
Road closures
There will be a number of road closures in the area while the event takes place. Here is the list in full:
You can visit the website for the event here.
