This year’s theme for the day was the World Cup in celebration of Scotland’s men’s team qualifying for the first time in 30 years.
And those who took part in the parade embraced the theme doing a great job of supporting the national team, as well as some others.
Community groups, clubs and families all came together for the parade from Denny Town House to Herbertshire Castle Park, known locally as Gala Park, while local residents lined the streets to cheer them on.
The gala was officially opened this year by Dunipace FC’s Martyn Corrigan and Danny Smith.
The annual Inspirational Youth Awards were presented to this year’s winners – Nico McLean (Head of Muir Primary); Aviee Malloy (Nethermains Primary); Orla Daly (St Patrick’s RC Primary); Tommy and Murray Gray (Denny Primary); Kai Campbell and Theo Thomson (Dunipace Primary); Eilidh Pye (Denny High) and Liam Carr (St Modan’s High). The awards are given to local youngsters who have been nominated by their schools for all their efforts in the community.
The afternoon was hosted by Lauren Kyle and there was musical entertainment from Stevie McCrorie, Taylor Swift tribute and an Elvis tribute.
Throughout the day there were performances from JDK Dancetek, Infusion and the Laura Gray School of Dance.
Those attending the gala also enjoyed the fun fair, displays from local groups, stalls and refreshments.
A spokesperson for the Denny and Dunipace Gala commitee, said: “On behalf of everyone involved we would like to extend our heartfelt thanks for the support shown at Saturday’s gala day.
"The day was a tremendous success and a true reflection of the strength, kindness and spirit of our community.
“It was especially meaningful to come together to honour and remember Charlie Noble alongside his family at the memorial bench overlooking the park. It was reminder of the impact Charlie had on so many lives.
"Thank you to everyone who attended, volunteered, performed, donated and made the day so special. Your support, generosity and togetherness made it a day to remember.”

1. Denny and Dunipace Gala
With the World Cup just a few weeks away, it seemed fitting that it was this year's theme. Many chose to don Scotland's colours for the occasion. Photo: Michael Gillen


3. Denny and Dunipace Gala
The parade left Denny Town House heading for Gala Park. Photo: Michael Gillen

4. Denny and Dunipace Gala
Local residents turned out to watch the parade pass. Photo: Michael Gillen

