Locals celebrate Harmony Day
Around 700 people converged on Carlton Primary School on March 18 to enjoy a range of activities, performances and delicious foods as part of Carlton Harmony Day celebrations.
Locals defied the heat to enjoy the huge variety of fun, food and music on offer, with Lord Mayor Sally Capp among those in attendance.
Led by the Carlton Neighbourhood Learning Centre, the free annual event is the result of 10 organisations within the Carlton Community Network joining forces with the support of 24 University of Melbourne Executive Master of Arts students.
Enjoy some photos from the event by Inner City News photographer Ajay Viswanath. •
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