In its tenth year, the Flagstaff Folk Festival proudly showcases the best in folk and acoustic music in Arizona and beyond. We feature over 100 acts on four stages, workshops, jams, and more. We invite you to come out and see some great live music in a wonderful setting.
Location and Times
The festival will be help Saturday, June 25th and Sunday June 26th, from 10 AM to 6 PM both days. Admission for the festival is $3/person & $9/family per day. To get to the festival, take Humphreys St North from Downtown Flagstaff, following directions to the Grand Canyon. At the 3rd light, turn left on Fort Valley Road. After about 3/4 of a mile, Sechrist Elementary School will be on your right. Just past the school, turn right into the Coconino Center for the Arts & Pioneer Museum. The address for the Center is 2300 N. Fort Valley Rd. Parking is free.
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General Information
The festival features four performance stages running both Saturday and Sunday from 10 AM to 6 PM. Stages are either indoors or outside with covering. There is also a workshop area which will feature a number of workshops open to anyone. Besides scheduled performances there is always informal jamming taking place throughout the grounds – so if you are a musician and are not performing, feel free to bring an instrument or two along and join in a jam or workshop. You are also welcome to take part in the band scramble Sunday afternoon, in which we create informal bands and have a “contest” as the last performance of the festival. Sign-up info will be at the festival.
We have a number of food vendors and plenty of place to stretch out on our grounds. Festival admission includes access to both the Coconino Center for the Arts exhibits and The Arizona Historical Society Pioneer Museum.
Contact Us
The festival is produced by The Flagstaff Friends of Traditional Music in partnership with Flagstaff Cultural Partners and the Arizona Historical Society Pioneer Museum. The festival coordinators are Christina Boyd and Jesse Anderson. For more information, please email Jesse at folkfestival@ffotm.net or call Christina at (928) 863-0595.
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