Scotland's top pipers and drummers are set to perform at a free event next weekend.
Renfrew's Robertson Park will host the Renfrew Pipe Band Competition on Saturday, July 19.
This free-to-attend event will begin at 10am and will feature a full day of family entertainment, including children's activities, inflatables, and local trader stalls.
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The Royal Scottish Pipe Band Association will judge the bands based on their performances across various grades.
Spectators can enjoy the performances throughout the day, with the March Past scheduled for 5.30pm followed by the prize-giving ceremony.
This year, the event's Chieftain will be Tom Johnston, former president of Renfrew Football Club and the Renfrewshire Chamber of Commerce.
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He said: "I'm honoured to have been asked to be chieftain at the Renfrew Pipe Band Competition this year, and I’m really looking forward to a great day out.
"I've been involved in the Renfrew community for many years and know how important events like this are for bringing everyone together.
"I hope the Renfrew residents can come out in force to show support for all the competitors, including those travelling to Renfrew from further afield.
"The competition is shaping up to be a fantastic day and I wish all the best to those taking part."
There will be no public parking available at the event, but free parking is available a five-minute walk away at St James Primary School, Brown Street.
Public transport to the park is also available with a number of bus stops located around Robertson Park.
More information about the event can be found on the Renfrewshire Council website.
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