THE main Marymass 2025 celebrations will conclude tomorrow (Saturday, August 23) with a spectacular parade, the crowning of Queen Laicey Dewar and all the fun and games on Irvine Moor.
The Queen-Elect will be crowned at noon outside the Townhouse, before one of the biggest parades in Scotland makes its way through the town.
Once the parade reaches the Moor, there will be some amazing stalls, fun rides and the ever-popular horse racing events to enjoy.
And the iconic Greasy Pole event will return, which sees teams climb up in a quest to be the first to grab the ham at the very top.
The weather forecast is looking good for the big day, with sun in the morning and a bit of cloud around lunchtime when the crowing will take place. Temperatures are expected to reach 19 degrees around that time.
But the big Saturday events are not quite the end of the festival. The final event will be the Marymass Flower Show in the Volunteer Rooms on Monday, August 25.
Stay tuned to the Irvine Times online for full coverage of this year's festival.
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