The Tucson Folk Festival is celebrating 37 years of American/Folk music all weekend long. Over 100 performances are scheduled across five staging areas in downtown Tucson near Jacome Plaza from Friday, April 1 to Sunday, April 3.
Over 100 performances are scheduled across five staging areas in downtown Tucson near Jacome Plaza from Friday, April 1 to Sunday, April 3.
Enjoying American bluegrass, blues, country, jazz, Celtic, zydeco, and various styles of Latin and Mexican music is free throughout the weekend.Lyricists will compete in the Stefan George Memorial Songwriting Competition. A panel of judges will consider their originality and uniqueness, song structures and arrangement, talent, and general stage presence.Courthouse StageThe Roger Mikulas Young Artist Showcase, presented by Bookmans, is also open to anyone 18 years or younger.
It features some of Tucson’s youngest and most promising musicians at the Wildflower Stage during the second and third day.Courthouse StageThanks to grant money funded through the federal COVID relief program, event organizers describe this year's celebration as the biggest since the festival began.Caleb Fernández is a digital content producer for KGUN 9. Born and raised in Southern California, Caleb has always had an affinity for creative collaborations.
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