Dancers of various ages showed off their talents and skill as Leithers were treated to displays as diverse as belly dancing and hip hop, cheerleading
and samba, while their ears were caressed by the live playing of stirring pipes, rap and R 'n' B and Brazilian samba style drumming. The 90th anniversary of Duncan Place - home of the Resource Centre, and Pulse of the Place, was much in evidence throughout the day, not least in the Pulse of the Place Samba Band whose numbers were boosted to 90 to mark the anniversary.
Leith & North's reporter was unable to count them to corroborate this.
More pictures of the performers on Leith Gala Day 2010 on Leith & North >>>
Left <<<: Jai Adama, dancing with Pulse of the Place.Right >>>: Costumed dancers, joining the Pulse of the Place show. Below <<<:Young people from the Duncan Place Resource Centre's Open All Hours group.
Left <<<: Leith Lady Dockers and children.Right >>>: Leith Lady Dockers, children and Cruella DeVille.
More pictures of the performers on Leith Gala Day 2010 on Leith & North >>>
Pulse of the Place on MySpace >>>
Leith Community Concert Band web site >>>
Pipe for Scotland web site >>>
Leith Dockers Club web site >>>
Edinburgh Samba School web site >>>
Edinburgh Royalettes web site >>>
Rosie Nimmo's web site >>>
Below >>>: Edinburgh Samba School in action.
