BRISTOL IN PICTURES: FORWARDS, DOGFEST AND SUNNY SKIES
This weekend may mark the start of meteorological autumn but it has felt like summer wasn't ready to let go of Bristol just yet.
There was another chance to get the festival gear out and head to the Downs, and plenty of chances to eat and drink al fresco.
Fans of all things dog-related headed to Ashton Court on Saturday, and Bristol Rovers fans found a new, young hero.
The music goes on: Thousands of people have been heading to the Downs in Bristol for the second weekend running, this time for Forwards Festival. Saturday's bill was headlined by Loyle Carner and Four Tet.
More to come: The crowds at Forwards were entertained by dozens of bands and solo artists on Saturday, and the festival continues on Sunday, when it will be headlined by LCD Soundsystem, Jessie Ware and Underworld.
Man's best friends: Forwards wasn't the only festival in town this weekend, as Dogfest came to Ashton Court on Saturday. There was plenty of canine-related entertainment as well as advice aplenty for dog owners.
Good boys (and girls): Dogfest, which is celebrating its 10th anniversary this year, continues on Sunday with agility displays and lots of activities for people to bring their furry friends to.
Man of the moment: Promise Omochere, left, celebrates netting against Cambridge United at the Memorial Stadium on Saturday. The 23-year-old Bristol Rovers club record signing scored both goals in a 2-0 victory.
Working week done: On sunny Friday nights hundreds of people head to King Street to have a drink and meet friends to celebrate the arrival of the weekend. In this photograph, the historic Llandoger Trow pub can be seen, its black and white frontage has been the backdrop of many a night out.
Row your boat: Bristol Harbour is often busy with rowers and paddleboarders negotiating their way alongside the larger craft. The dockside cranes, now part of the exhibits of the MShed Museum, have stood over the waters for many decades, back to the time when Bristol was a major port.
Ship shape: Staff at Brunel's SS Great Britain have finished brushing the new weather deck on the famous ship. A specialist conservation project, lasting 39 weeks, has seen the worn decking replaced with more than 6,000m of new Accoya wood planks.
Treemendous: Volunteer Doug Lodge took this photo of Neora the male red panda at Bristol Zoo Project. Neora is on the smaller side when it comes to the zoo's inhabitants, where visitors can see giraffes, wolves, bears and ostrich.
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