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MAPP, by Dutch duo AlexP will capture the silhouettes of participants in amongst colourful images and patterns, all projected from an old-fashioned pram in the event's Briggate Zone.

MAPP, by Dutch duo AlexP will capture the silhouettes of participants in amongst colourful images and patterns, all projected from an old-fashioned pram.

This year’s array of live street performances will also feature a giant Ghost Caribou, the return of the ever-popular Spark Drummers (pictured) and a fire-breathing dragon.

Norwegian artist Anastasia Isachsen’s stunning Monad will be projected onto the water at Leeds Dock. Inspired by the circular nature of life, rebirth and the universe, the piece will be accompanied by a compelling soundscape.

Norwegian artist Anastasia Isachsen’s stunning Monad, will be projected onto the water at Leeds Dock. Inspired by the circular nature of life, rebirth and the universe, the piece will be accompanied by a compelling soundscape. Picture by Ekaterina Mironova.

The Whinmoor Grange site that will be home to the new football pitches.

Councillor Helen Hayden (Leeds City Council’s executive member for children and families) and Councillor Salma Arif (Leeds City Council’s executive member for adult social care, active lifestyles and culture) at the Whinmoor Grange site where two new football pitches are taking shape.