Basstonbury - Hope, 6, Lucia, 5, and Evlyn, 11, enjoy the music festival. (Image: Karyn Haddon)
The 2021 event, in aid of Bassingbourn Charities, kicked off on Saturday with the Soul Groove Radio Picnic which had everyone up and dancing to some familiar soul tunes.
Basstonbury - Indie, 11, Cassidy, 11, and Gabriel, 8, enjoy the day out (Image: Karyn Haddon)
Sunday's Family Festival saw performances from Molly Ames, Coast, Lauren, Splinters Rest, and Wolf Pack.
Basstonbury - Rob and Julie Turner enjoy the music festival. (Image: Karyn Haddon)
An event spokesperson said: "It was great to hear the Soul Groove Radio DJs at the Field of Dreams and see everyone enjoying themselves, after a hard 18 months.
"On Sunday, despite the cold northerly wind, people wrapped up to listen to some amazing live music.
Basstonbury - The Clover family enjoy the day out (Image: Karyn Haddon)
"The weather didn’t stop children having a go on the obstacle course, even at risk of falling into the water.
Basstonbury - Emily, 6, enjoys the obstacle course (Image: Karyn Haddon)
"People got ready in the glitter bar and posing in the photo booth, before taking to the dance floor.
"Bassingbourn Charities want to say a massive thank you to everyone who came out to support this year’s Basstonbury."
Basstonbury - Hope, aged six , Evlyn, 11, Sarah, Sarah, Cristina, Lucia, aged 5, and Rachel enjoy the day out (Image: Karyn Haddon)
Basstonbury - The Mynott family enjoy the music festival (Image: Karyn Haddon)
Basstonbury - Andy, Alison and Mark enjoy a drink. (Image: Karyn Haddon)
Basstonbury - Faye Finch and Josh Bullard running the bar (Image: Karyn Haddon)
Basstonbury - Morna Rees and Steve Simpson enjoy the music festival (Image: Karyn Haddon)
Basstonbury - The Packer and Palmer families enjoy the music festival (Image: Karyn Haddon)
Basstonbury - Dominic, 12, enjoys the obstacle. (Image: Karyn Haddon)
Basstonbury - Singer Molly Ames entertains the crowds (Image: Karyn Haddon)
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