Thousands of music and beer fans gathered at the weekend for Bunkfest in Wallingford.
Up to 10,000 people join in the Bunkfest celebrations every year, with bands and Morris dancers performing on the Kinecroft.
The festival launched on Friday and the weather stayed fine all weekend, with plenty of sunshine on Sunday afternoon when the temperature reached more than 25 degrees.
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The popular annual festival relies entirely on volunteers.
The three-day event started from a small pub car park and Colin Dalton has helped organise every edition of BunkFest for the last 21 years.
With a team of more than 400 volunteers, Bunkfest provides a "unique, family-friendly celebration with something for everyone" including food from all over the world, beer and bands.
Sponsors for this year's festival included Loose Cannon Brewery, Loddon Brewery, Valeo Foods and InHouse Estate Agents.
Headlining the festival on Friday wee Baskery, a trio of sisters from Stockholm in Sweden.
Geno Washington and the Ram Jam Band headlined on Saturday, while Dire Straits tribute act Dire Straights brought the festival to a close on Sunday.
Other acts included Rusty Shackle, Jacki Oates and Jon Wilks, The Mysteries and Steve Morano.
While the festival is free some people travel to it from outside Oxfordshire and pay to camp for the weekend.
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