Friday, September 26 starting @ 4PM
Entrance Band (Fri & Sat sets)
Megapuss
Citay
Sleepy Sun
Matt Baldwin Electric Band
Lemonade
Tussle
White Hills
Saturday, September 27 starting @ High Noon
Silver Jews
Port O Brien
Beach House
Entrance Band (Fri & Sat sets)
The Fresh & Onlys
Fools Gold
Little Joy (with Fabrizio Moretti of The Strokes)
Little Wings
Sam Flax Keener Band
Parsons Red Heads
Stay High
A limited number of motel rooms will be available for "Festival In The Forest" September 26/27 weekend starting August 28th and those rooms will be sold with weekend passes. Camping details and Will Call Weekend Camping Pass pick-up instructions will be posted here on Monday, September 21, 2008.
Campsites will not be assigned so you can camp anywhere except in the outdoor stage area.
Sunday, September 28 at HENRY MILLER MEMORIAL LIBRARY
A Benefit Concert for the Big Sur Volunteer Fire Brigade
(All artists are donating 100% of their performance fee). please note: this is a separate (((folkYEAH!))) presents event from "Festival in the Forest" at Henry Miller Library not at Fernwood and requires a separate ticket which you can purchase on the Henry Miller Library website.


October 17-19, 2008
Big Sur Bluegrass Festival

Download and print this poster (6MB PDF)
Featuring:
Frank Wakefield Band
Lone Prairie
Diana Donnelly and the"Yes Ma'ams"
Harmony Grits
Faux Renwahs
Bean Creek
...More to be announced
Ample RV hookups and sites available.
Late night music in the bar.
Sunday morning buffet served in the campground for festival goers.
Kids activity area on site.
Camping and festival tickets available here soon.
The whole resort has been reserved for this festival so come on out and do some jammin'
PURCHASE YOUR TICKETS NOW!
$100.00 General admission pass includes camping and music Friday afternoon until Sunday afternoon. Campsites will not be assigned.
$40.00 Children passes (age 4-12 years)
Sunday Brunch in the meadow
$15.00
This staircase connects the campground and tent cabins to the motel, tavern, and Redwood Grill restaurant. Only 68 steps! Conversely, it is this easy to walk down to the Big Sur River and be sure to visit the famous Albino Redwood Tree on the way.