Photographer Mandy Errington captured all the fun of the event expected to be one of the summers most memorable festivals.
Ian Hursall, Director of the Club said: “We leave the facilities up free of charge from Saturday’s festival for a following event on the Sunday which is for the disabled children attending the ‘This is Me Festival’ which many people also enjoyed as part of the weekend’s events.
“It’s all a huge community effort.
"We had very positive feedback from it all, we have to run these events to keep the club going as part of the community.
"What we really want to get across is that it is a family event.
“We decided if we were going to run a festival then we wanted to put quality in everything we do.
"That’s everything from the food and drink to the music and entertainment. We even considered the environment by using reusable plastic cups.
"A especially at the moment, people want value for money. when consumables are of a good standard everyone seems to be happy.”
Mr Hursall would like to thank all those who supported the festival, he said: “It was a great success and we hope you all enjoyed the day.”
9. Ripon Rugby Club Beer Fesitval
Crowds were full of life, dancing to the live music and eager to pose for the events photographer, Mandy Errington Photo: Mandy Errington Photography
10. Ripon Rugby Club Beer Festival
The gourmet burgers were back by popular demand. This year had the addition of pizzas, hog roast, curry and paella - bringing festival goers flavours from around the world. Photo: Mandy Errington Photography
11. Ripon Rugby Club Beer Festival
Whilst the adults were treated to a variety of bars specialising in alcoholic beverages there was also a good selection soft drinks and snacks available to keep the kids happy. Photo: Mandy Errington Photography
12. Ripon Rugby Club Beer Festival
One bar which had been popular in recent years specialising in Pimms, made a return this year. Whilst others stock piled cases of Prosecco, Gin & Wine. Photo: Mandy Errington Photography