Driving and dancing at Art Deco celebrations in Napier. Crowds enjoyed fun and entertainment as the vintage cars up paraded Emerson Street and the Encore Dancers gave a lesson in movement.
Napier was transported back into the 1930s as revellers enjoyed the penultimate day of the city's biggest Art Deco extravaganza today.
Thousands of people dressed in their best 1920s and 1930s outfits explored the CBD attending a variety of events for the 30th annual Tremains Art Deco Festival which endstomorrow.
Some of today's festivities included the new 2018 National Borzoi Championship Show, Bicycle Belles, Bertie's Birthday Brunch, Vintage Dance Lessons, Costumes and Coiffure and Bathing Belles Competition and a ride in a DC3 plane.
They attended a number of events including Festival Opera's Madame Butterfly, the Vintage Car Parade and would be going to the Gatsby Picnic tomorrow, she said.
"I love the ambiance, the 1930s is how life really should be."
Naomi and Dick Neill travelled from Gisborne with their two granddaughters dressed in costumes made by Mrs Neill.