Inverclyde CouncilGourock will host the first Highland Games of the season this weekend.
The event will see pipe bands competing for various trophies and a record number of entries at the West of Scotland Highland Dance Championships.
Youngsters from local schools will also take part in their own mini-Highland Games.
This year’s chieftain, Sandra McColl, said excitement is building for Sunday’s event.
She said: “I’ve been going to the games for years with the Guides, so I know what a brilliant event it is for the whole community of Inverclyde and for the competitors who take part in the heavy, piping and Highland dancing events.
“I understand there has been a record number of entries to the heavy and Highland dancing events. The number of applications for stalls and food vendors was also the highest it’s ever been.
“The Games already have a fantastic reputation for a great day out and word is spreading. I can’t wait for it to be here and I’m sure the people of Inverclyde will be out to support the games once again.”
Gourock Highland Games take place in the town’s Battery Park on Sunday from 12-6pm and attendance is free.
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