B-Fest ran for nine hours in Central Park yesterday (Sunday, August 2), getting under way at 12pm.
The free event was staged by Boston Borough Council and featured a wide range of music genres, from jazz to rock, from dance to pop.
Acts included: Boston Youth Jazz Orchestra, Taylor Swift tribute artist Lauren Taylor, and ABBA Infinity.
Coun Dale Broughton, council leader, said: “B-Fest created an incredible atmosphere, with people coming together to enjoy fantastic live music, great food and a true festival experience.
“The line-up was outstanding, showcasing the very best of local talent alongside some excellent tribute acts. There was genuinely something for everyone, regardless of their musical taste.”
The event attracted strong interest from the public, with it being announced as a sell out more than a week in advance.
Coun Broughton added: “The event was all about bringing our community together, and it was wonderful to see so many people singing, dancing and enjoying themselves throughout the day.
“There’s been a huge amount of positivity from the messages the council has received to the comments made on social media. The event has brought people together and created so much positivity in the town.
“A huge thank you to everyone who attended, performed or worked behind the scenes to make B-Fest such a success. Your support and enthusiasm helped make it a truly memorable day for Boston.”
9. B-Fest
Music lovers enjoying the entertainment in the sun. Photo: HOLLY PARKINSON
10. B-Fest
Organisers Boston Borough Council hailed the event a success. Photo: HOLLY PARKINSON