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.
1. Crowds enjoy an indoor concert at All Saints Church
The festival has been running for four decades, each one bringing new sounds to the Northumbrian countryside. Photo: Susan Barwood
2. Overseas guest
Esko Jarvela, a Finnish fiddle player performed as a part of the Scandinavian concert on Sunday. Photo: Susan Barwood
3. Making music while the sun shines
Rothbury Pipe Band played in the village centre while the nice weather lasted. Photo: Susan Barwood
4. Pipe band
A welcome burst of sunshine enabled the pipe band to entertain. Photo: Susan Barwood