Blue Waters Bluegrass Festival Returns to Medical Lake August 8–10

There’s something magical about live bluegrass under the pines—and the Blue Waters Bluegrass Festival delivers that experience like no other. From August 8–10, the shores of Medical Lake will come alive with world-class music, family fun, and one of the most scenic summer settings in the Northwest.
For more than 20 years, Blue Waters has brought top-tier talent from across the bluegrass world to Eastern Washington. With its intimate atmosphere, kid-friendly setup, and camping vibes, it’s no surprise this festival is a favorite among musicians and fans alike.
Event Details
What: Blue Waters Bluegrass Festival
When: Friday–Sunday, August 8–10, 2025
Where: Medical Lake Waterfront Park
Address: Salnave Rd & Park Entrance, Medical Lake, WA 99022
Admission: $38 – $84 (Kids under 12 are free with parent or guardian)
Phone: (509) 990-9503
Enjoy three days of bluegrass music featuring a stellar lineup of national and regional acts. Past performers have included The Seldom Scene, Steep Canyon Rangers, Della Mae, Darrell Scott, The Infamous Stringdusters, and many more.
The festival offers:
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Live performances from legendary and up-and-coming artists
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A family-friendly setting with kids' activities and space to roam
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Food vendors, artisan booths, and camping nearby
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A welcoming community of music lovers and new friends
Why You Should Go
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The music is incredible. With a mix of legendary bands and rising stars, every set is worth sticking around for.
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The setting is unbeatable. Nestled in the pines along Medical Lake, it’s the perfect mix of relaxation and rhythm.
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It’s fun for the whole family. Kids under 12 get in free, and the festival vibe is laid-back and welcoming to all ages.
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It’s a summer tradition. If you’ve never been, this is the year to go. If you’ve gone before, you know why people return year after year.
Bluegrass, Sunshine, and Community Vibes
The Blue Waters Bluegrass Festival isn’t just a concert—it’s a three-day celebration of music, connection, and small-town charm. Whether you're dancing barefoot near the stage, lounging lakeside with friends, or introducing your kids to the joy of live music, it’s the kind of experience that stays with you.
For more music festivals, local events, and weekend plans worth making, stay tuned—we’ll help you find your rhythm this summer.
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