SWAN STREET is usually busy on Saturday afternoons, but there was an extra bustle this week.
As part of activities for City Fest, the tuk band and dancers from Danse Nationale Afrique kept locals and visitors alike entertained with songs from this year’s festival and seasons past.
From the way passers-by were chipping and dancing, a good time was had by all.
Busy Swan Street
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