Day two of the Falmouth Tall Ships saw crowds of people enjoy the sunshine with a crew parade, ship tours, live music, and a laser show.

The Parade of Sail may now have been cancelled due to poor weather forecasts, but if you haven't had the chance to get into town this week why not look through some photos from around Falmouth?

There was lots of people enjoying the live music on Discovery Quay. (Image: Max Goodman/ Nub News)

A crew parade took place through the streets of Falmouth with lots of cultures, colours, and sounds on show. We may have not got many photos but that is because we did two live streams of the parade that you can find on our Facebook page.

The parade went straight through the streets of Falmouth. (Image: Nub News/ Max Goodman)

You can find both live streams on our Facebook page or watch part one here: Facebook and part two here: Facebook

The parade have each crew the chance to highlight their culture. (Image: Falmouth Nub News/ Max Goodman)

On the first day of the tours, there were plenty of complaints about the large queues for the earlier trips. The problems seemed to have improved on Wednesday and by the time I headed on my tour at 5 pm you could walk through the main queue extremely quickly.

Those with tickets could walk straight through. (Image: Nub News/ Max Goodman)

Seeing the ships and the sails all together was a spectacular sight. (Image: Nub News/ Max Goodman)

There was a longer wait for the popular Cuauhtemoc ship. (Image: Nub News/ Max Goodman)

Dar Mlodziezy was the other large ship possible to tour. (Image: Nub News/ Max Goodman)

From the Dar Mlodziezy you could access two other boats - Fryderyk Chopin and Georg Stage. (Image: Nub News/ Max Goodman)

There was plenty of people on the Dar Mlodziezy enjoying the tour. (Image: Nub News/ Max Goodman)

Looking up from the deck of the Dar Mlodziezy. (Image: Nub News/ Max Goodman)

On the deck of the Dar Mlodziezy. (Image: Nub News/ Max Goodman)

The sight from below on the Dar Mlodziezy was amazing. (Image: Nub News/ Max Goodman)

In the area next to the tall ships was plenty of stands, food trucks, and even a stage with live music. (Image: Nub News/Max Goodman)

Eurofighter typhoon simulator experince. (Image: Nub News/ Max Goodman)

John Dyer who created the offical Tall Ships artwork was selling prints and merch by the ships. (Image: Nub News/ Max Goodman)

You can read more about John and the story behind his Tall Ships work here: Official artwork for Falmouth Tall Ships unveiled.

Later in the evening, the skies of Falmouth were lit up with a laser sho by Reach Lasers and Special FX. You can find out more about their work here: Facebook

A light show about Falmouth Harbour. (Image: From 3Deep Media and 3Deeo Aerial)

3Deep Aerial is part of the 3Deep media team and provides amazing aerial videos, photos, and more.

A stunning shot of the lasers and the tall ships. (Image: 3Deep Aerial)

You can find more information about 3Deep Aerial and see some of their amazing shots of the Tall Ships here: Stunning aerial shots of vessels entering Falmouth for Tall Ships 2023.