Roald Dahl: Scenes of the unexpected on Cardiff's streetsPublished18 September 2016Shareclose panelShare pageCopy linkAbout sharingImage source, Geoff CaddickImage caption, Mr Fox tightrope walks by Cardiff Castle.Image source, National Theatre WalesImage caption, A giant peach was transported through the streets of Cardiff city centre.Image source, Dan GreenImage caption, A fan watches the action dressed as a fox.Image source, Toby FarrowImage caption, A 'protest' group followed the giant peach around the city's streets.Image source, Dan GreenImage caption, An estimated 35,000 people packed into the city for Saturday afternoon's events.Image source, Dan GreenImage caption, The event was not just a Welsh affair, Roald Dahl's Norwegian roots were also celebrated.Image source, Dan GreenImage caption, Buildings on Cathays Park were lit up on Saturday night.Image source, Toby FarrowImage caption, Saturday's festivities culminated in a performer being suspended from a giant peach.Image source, Dan GreenImage caption, Lindsey Russell performs a reading of one of Roald Dahl's books as part of a National Theatre Wales event.Image caption, Hundreds of people gathered in Cooper's Field on Sunday for a pyjama picnic.More on this story'Don't ignore Dahl's anti-Semitism'Published18 September 2016Cardiff's Roald Dahl celebrationPublished13 September 2016Capital transformed 'by Roald Dahl'Published17 September 2016