For four decades, the event has celebrated Northumbrian tradition and attracts performers from across the country.
As well as music, this year’s festival included dance, poetry and competitions.
Organisers posted on Twitter: “Here’s a huge big thank you to all the volunteers who helped out during the festival, during the best moments and the more challenging ones.
"It would NOT have been possible without you! The many compliments we have received really need passing on to you. Exceedingly well done!”
The festival ran from Friday to Sunday.
5. Rain did not spoil the fun
The weather was against them on Saturday, but there were still smiles on faces and pints in hands. Photo: Susan Barwood
6. Open Competitions in the Jubilee Hall
The festival included competitions for both children and adults. Photo: Susan Barwood
7. Musicians at The Turks Head Hotel
A sing-along session took place in The Turks Head on Friday, getting everyone in the spirit for the rest of the weekend. Photo: Susan Barwood
8. The Johnstone's
Organisers said: "We came back strongly after the pandemic last year with two experimental initiatives. The children's concert on Friday afternoon and the Sunday afternoon concert were both introduced on a small scale with the help of friends of the festival." Photo: Susan Barwood