• Folks Festival

    Teresa Walter Posted On July 9, 2010
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    The Folks festival is so much fun!
    Hanging out along the St Vrain river on the beautiful property of Planet Bluegrass with a few hundred of your like minded friends under the blue skies of summer. listening to just the best of the best of musical stars… just what is better than that?
    I am VERY excited at the lineup for the 20th Annual festival this year!

    Friday, August 13, 2010
    Ani DiFranco | David Wilcox | Tift Merritt | Darrell Scott | Jonatha Brooke | Liz Longley | Folks Showcase

    Saturday, August 14, 2010
    The Swell Season | Greg Brown | Jenny Lewis | Marc Cohn | Dala | Gregory Alan Isakov

    Sunday, August 15, 2010
    John Prine | The Waifs | Richard Thompson | Michelle Shocked | Joe Craven | Joy Kills Sorrow

    Dancing, cooling off in the river, laughter and so many smiles!

    Come join us!




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