Festivities ran all through the weekend, with workshops, bands, a ceilidh and many performances from dance troupes.
For the past two years the hugely popular festival has been held online, and this year's return marks 44 years since it was first launched.
Run entirely by volunteers, the festival celebrates all things 'folk', from bands to dance groups to storytelling.
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Run entirely by volunteers, the festival celebrates all things 'folk', from bands to dance groups to storytelling.
5. Traditions
Organisers said: “It’s keeping folk music and dance and storytelling alive as an art form, and that beautiful reflection of British-ness and English-ness, as well as celebrating the culture in these Pennine towns.” Image: James Hardisty
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The festival is community led, run entirely by volunteers, and committee member Andrew Carver paid tribute to their efforts. He said: “We are so proud of what they have achieved, putting Holmfirth on the map." Image: James Hardisty
7. Community spirit
Organisers said it had been a brilliant return for the festival: “It’s just about fun, about people coming and having a really good time, and that sense of community.” Image: James Hardisty