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Hardwick Festival 2022: in photos

Last weekend saw thousands of festival goers descend upon Hardwick Hall in County Durham for the annual Hardwick Festival.

Autumn Keil by Autumn Keil
24-08-2022 17:00
in Co. Durham, Culture, Performance
Reading Time: 4 mins read
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Becky Hill sings to the crowd from a platform just in front of the stage.

Becky Hill performing on the Hardwick Festival Main Stage.

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With 5 stages, a fairground and headliners including The Stereophonics, The Specials, Becky Hill and Jake Bugg, it is no surprise Hardwick Festival 2022 sold out tickets for both days. Taking place at Hardwick Hall in Sedgefield, the event is the biggest of its kind in the North East.

Read on to see our photos from the weekend!

The Joy Formidable perform on the main stage. Image: Autumn Keil

Simon Gibb & Tony Hutchinson play a DJ set in the Tree House Arena. Image: Autumn Keil

Steven, a festival goer with an awesome outfit. Image: Autumn Keil

The entry to Hardwick is a walk through a beautiful forest. Image: Autumn Keil
Melon Bomb playing a DJ set in The Courtyard. Image: Autumn Keil

Becky Hill on the Main Stage. Image: Autumn Keil

The Treehouse Arena stage. Image: Autumn Keil

The festival also offered a fairground with various rides. Image: Autumn Keil
Wrapture was one of the many food vendors at the event. Image: Autumn Keil
Hardwick Festival hosts around 10,000 people. Image: Autumn Keil
The festival’s main stage can hold up to 9,000 people. Image: Autumn Keil

To find out more about Hardwick Festival, visit their website.

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