Revellers dance on Eastern Parkway while participating in the West Indian Day Parade on Monday, September 3, in the Brooklyn borough of New York. The annual Labour Day event is celebrating its 40th anniversary this year. - ap photos

The 40th West Indian Day Parade in New York on Monday marked the culmination of festivities in Brooklyn, New York.

Staged by the West Indian-American Day Carnival Association, it is one of the largest parades in the city. The Gleaner brings you the highlights.

This beauty shows off her custume while having a good time.

This reveller dances with a New York city police officer.

This reveller cools off by pouring blue paint on himself.

These revellers on Eastern Parkway wait before participating in the parade.

This vibrant costume was one of many at the Eastern Parkway West Indian Day.