HUNDREDS headed to the Graham Bricknell Music Shell on Sunday to make a stand against climate change for this year's People's Climate March.
Live music, face painting, market stalls and information booths made up the majority of the day but others chose to dress for the occasion, donning angel wings and even plants.
The Sing Australia choir sang a number of songs chosen especially for the occasion, choosing those about the climate and the world.
There were plenty of homemade signs protesting coal mining and demanding the government to work towards zero emissions.
Photos by Molly Baxter.
