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In pictures: Revellers enjoy Ally Pally's music and food festival
The Heavy Beat Brass Band play outside Palm Court at Ally Pally's StrEATlife Festival - Credit: Polly Hancock
Ally Pally's "StrEATlife" food and music extravaganza is always a vibrant occasion – and post-lockdown revellers in north London enjoyed the summer sun this weekend.
The festival – which is free entry, though punters pay for food and drink – saw acts including the Heavy Beat Brass Band entertain visitors over two days.
Food from producers such as barbecue-experts Meat Street delighted many, while there was also fare from Venezuelan firm Guaca.
That's not to mention the Brazilian churros from Candidonut and a large selection of craft beer.
Ham&High photographer Polly Hancock snapped families and partygoers young and old, all having a top time at the top of the hill.
StrEATlife takes place a couple of times each summer, Covid-19 notwithstanding.
Children enjoy the StrEATlife festival at Alexandra Palace - by climbing on the giant Ally Pally letters on the terrace! - Credit: Polly Hancock
Festival regulars Brian and Martine on the dancefloor at StrEATlife at Ally Pally - Credit: Polly Hancock
Elliot Gold, founder of Meat Street, barbeques American style short ribs at Ally Pally's StrEATlife festival - Credit: Polly Hancock
StrEATlife at Alexandra Palace saw revellers enjoy a dance or two - Credit: Polly Hancock
Visitors sit at the tables with a cracking view of Alexandra Park - and the rest of London - from the terrace at StrEATlife - Credit: Polly Hancock
The How family choose chicken and chips at Ally Pally's StrEATlife extravaganza - Credit: Polly Hancock
The Heavy Beat Brass Band on the terrace at StrEATlife Ally Pally. - Credit: Polly Hancock
