Backstage at the Isle of Wight Festival, local traders have been showcasing and selling their products, spreading the word about the brilliant range of food and drink there is on the Island.
Wight Whisky, Mermaid Gin and Minghella's Ice Cream have been available to crew and artists behind the Main Stage.
Lucy Gregg, co-founder of Wight Whisky, said their ready-to-drink offering was perfect for the festival and there was lots of interest.
It is their second year trading in the artists' village.
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Jess, from Isle of Wight Tomatoes, said many people had come up to the stall and given lovely comments about the Island business's products.
She said: "We've had people who have come up and said, 'we buy your tomatoes every week.'
"It's such lovely feedback."
Simeon Medway, from Godshill Orchards, said it was nice to showcase the business's products in front of people who they don't necessarily get to speak to.
He said having the different products helps to show 'the circular economy' of the Island, as Godshill Orchards supplies apricots to Mermaid.
Jenny Simmonds, co-owner of Calbourne Classics, said it was great to showcase the products in front of artists, as the Island is a foodie destination.
Briddlesford Farm's cheeses and milkshakes, from their herd of Guernsey cattle, and products from the Garlic Farm and Richmond's Bakery were also on offer.
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