Two drug busts and a small number of underage drinkers marred an otherwise well-behaved crowd at Groovin the Moo on Sunday.
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Police found what they suspectedto be cannabis and LSD at the annual music festival at the University of Canberra, which attracted thousands of music fans to what was a much warmer event than in previous years.
Two people were taken into custody for intoxication, while a small number of underage revellers were caught drinking.
A small number of people were also evicted for "fence jumping" to avoid purchasing a ticket to the festival.
Less than 100 of the event's 15,000 tickets were still on sale on the day as punters made the most of the warm weather.
A few scattered clouds provided welcome shady relief at the notoriously cold event, as temperatures got up to 22 degrees.
Last year police took 14 people into custody: six adults and four underage drinkers for intoxication; and four separate suspected drug offences including possession of cannabis, cocaine, magic mushrooms and MDMA.
ACT Policing has praised the 2015 the overall behaviour of the crowd and the event organisers, who they said were well prepared and ensured the festival was safe and enjoyable.
