Four stages, one wristband
The Meadow closes each night, the Barn runs late, the Woods is acoustic, and the River stage is where the discoveries play. Nothing is upsold.
August 22–24 · Hudson Valley · Year 8
Music, art, food, swimming, late campfire conversation. Tickets go fast — year seven sold out in March.
Four stages, one wristband, no clashes we could avoid. Everything below is included in every pass.
The Meadow closes each night, the Barn runs late, the Woods is acoustic, and the River stage is where the discoveries play. Nothing is upsold.
On-site camping is $60 on top of a three-day pass, family camping is its own quieter field, and six partner hotels cover every price tier.
Fed by people who cook for a living, not concession trucks. Every stall has one vegan dish and one under $12 — that is the deal we make with them.
ADA viewing platforms at all four stages, accessible camping beside the main gate, ASL interpreters on the Meadow and the Barn, and a quiet tent that is open all weekend.




Six announced, thirty-four to come. Full set times drop in July and the list gets them 48 hours early.

Friday · Meadow stage · 22:15

Friday · Barn stage · 20:30

Saturday · Meadow stage · 22:30

Saturday · Barn stage · 01:00

Sunday · Meadow stage · 21:00

Monday · Woods stage · 05:30
Provisional until July, and we publish it early anyway. Clashes we could avoid, we avoided; the two we could not are marked.
Come early, pitch in daylight, thank yourself at midnight.
Acoustic, seated, bring a blanket.
Friday headliner. Fireworks at the end, and yes, that is a spoiler.
Lifeguarded until 18:00 every day.
Three hours. The Barn is covered, so this one happens in any weather.
Clashes with Vesper Line's encore. Sorry — it was that or move the headliner.
Free, no ticket needed, the best-attended thing all weekend.
Monday morning, unannounced artist, roughly two hundred people who did not go to bed.
Closes the festival. Everyone ends up here — it is the only set with no competition.
Every pass covers all stages. Kids under 12 free with a ticketed adult.

Two hours by train from Penn Station to Hudson, free shuttles to the site every 30 minutes. On-site camping comes with the 3-day pass; six partner hotels cover every price tier. ADA-compliant viewing platforms at every stage, accessible camping, and ASL interpreters on the main stages.
“The only festival where I've watched a headliner, swum in a river, and ended the night at a campfire singalong — all within an hour. We come back every year.”
Yes — wristbands allow re-entry all day, every day. Campers come and go freely.
Under-12s are free with a ticketed adult. Ear defenders at the info tent, family camping is its own quieter field.
Glass, drones, and sound systems. Camp stoves are fine in the camping field. Empty water bottles encouraged — refill stations everywhere.
The festival runs rain or shine. Two stages are covered; severe-weather updates go out by text to every ticket holder.
Refundable to 30 days out, transferable to the gate. Payment plans forfeit only the deposit.

Year seven sold out in March. Passes are on sale now — payment plans at checkout.
Questions about accessibility, group rates, vendor pitches, or press credentials — this is the door.