The popular Beccles Beer Festival returned for the 10th time last weekend with organisers hailing it a "great success".
More than 1,300 visitors flocked to Beccles Public Hall and Theatre to enjoy vast selection of 35 ales, five ciders and two craft lagers.
Shaun Crowley, Beccles Lido managing director, said: “We were busy all weekend which just goes to show how much Beccles enjoys this event.
“With over 4,000 pints sold, the festival raised valuable funds for Beccles Lido, our thanks go out to everyone who came.”
Returning to its traditional format post-Covid, local band Murphy's Lore performed on Friday evening, followed by Owl & Wolves on Saturday evening.
There was an acoustic set from local musician and festival bartender, Simon Squibb, on Sunday afternoon.
Festival organiser Graham Elliott added: "A huge thanks as always to everyone who helped to make the festival another resounding success, including all the local breweries and businesses who support the event.”
The festival was on Remembrance weekend and on Sunday service veterans were able to enjoy a pint afterwards.
The Ale of the festival was voted for by attendees with Old Chimney’s Good King Henry winning.
The people's favourite Cider was awarded to East Norfolk’s Normal 4 Norfolk.
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