HUNDREDS of music lovers enjoyed a feast of folk music, morris dancing, ceilidhs and accordion-playing at the annual Bromyard Folk Festival.
Visitors flocked to the three-day event, which began on Friday evening with a concert featuring the Old Rope String Band and a ceilidh.
There was also a performance by the White Hart Morris Men.
Throughout the weekend, there were games for the children, workshops, sing-arounds, dance displays and meet-the-artist-sessions.
The event, which also featured a craft fair, was staged at venues across Bromyard.
Bands, singers and dancers set up in the leisure centre, Falcon Hotel, Hop Pole and the Conquest Theatre.
Sessions also took place in specially-constructed marquees just outside Bromyard town centre, on the B4203.
Artists featured on the bill included Cara Dillon, Roy Bailey, Nancy Kerr and James Fagan, among others.
The extravaganza was the 35th folk festival to be staged in the town.
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