Next weekend, the Flagstaff Folk Festival is rockin’ and rollin’ into the Museum Club to celebrate its 21st year with a legal beer and two days of great music. With more than 50 acts across three stages, the festival promises to showcase an abundance of talent from Americana, roots, Celtic and alternative singer-songwriters from northern Arizona and beyond. Presented by the Flagstaff Friends of Traditional Folk Music, a nonprofit that promotes and preserves bluegrass and folk music for the benefit of the community, the festival serves as one of Flagstaff’s most reliable music events, and for Rod Robinson, the festival coordinator, it’s a testament to the passion of volunteers and the quality of the music. Starting at 9:30 a.m. on June 17, artists on all three stages will kick off the Folk Festival with a creative bang. If you would like to purchase tickets or learn more about the Flagstaff Folk Festival, visit their website at flagfolkfest.org.

Source: Daily Sun June 11, 2023 18:03 UTC