Headlined by former Iron Maiden guitarist Dennis Stratton, Big Day Out saw fans flock to The Common for food, drink and live music.
The event was organised by the Saffron Walden Round Table (SWRT) on Saturday, July 17.
Dennis Stratton (R) and his bandmate (Image: Celia Bartlett Photography)
Max Dobson with his Double-Doodle Suki (Image: Celia Bartlett Photography)
Six-year-old Sophie enjoys an ice cream (Image: Celia Bartlett Photography)
Enjoying the Big Day Out 2021 (Image: Celia Bartlett Photography)
An SWRT spokesperson said: "Saffron Walden: Saturday was incredible!
"We would like to thank SWRT members and event committee, as well as the volunteers and vendors.
"We would also like to thank the public for their support, attendance and generosity."
Dunn n Dusted at Saffron Walden's Big Day Out (Image: Celia Bartlett Photography)
The Hendys family enjoy the Big Day Out (Image: Celia Bartlett Photography)
Rachel and Scott, new residents to Saffron Walden, enjoying the Big Day Out in the sunshine (Image: Celia Bartlett Photography)
Three Round Table volunteers getting ready for their Big Day Out in the sun (Image: Celia Bartlett Photography)
The SWRT committee gave a special mention to Sam Johns for planning the event, and to the businesses who lent kit and support, including Globe Scaffolding, Widdington Recycle, Burton’s Butchers, Alley Cat and 3D Events.
SWRT said it relies on donations to run events and give grants to good causes. See more at https://swrt.org/donate/
SWRT's usual 8 Day Weekend and carnival will return from July 8-16 2022.
Saffron Walden's Big Day Out 2021 (Image: Celia Bartlett Photography)
Making an evening out of Big Day Out on The Common (Image: Celia Bartlett Photography)
Saffron Walden's Big Day Out 2021 (Image: Celia Bartlett Photography)
Dennis Stratton at Big Day Out 2021 (Image: Celia Bartlett Photography)
Former Iron Maiden lead guitarist Dennis Stratton at Saffron Walden's Big Day Out 2021 (Image: Celia Bartlett Photography)
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