Celebrate Culture and Music at the Spokane Fall Folk Festival

Join the Spokane Fall Folk Festival on November 9th and 10th for a vibrant weekend of music, dance, crafts, and community. Hosted by the Spokane Folklore Society at Spokane Community College The Lair, this free event offers something for everyone, with eight stages showcasing traditional and ethnic performances, workshops, and unique entertainment. Dive into a world of cultural diversity with music and dance from Celtic, bluegrass, blues, African, Asian, and Middle Eastern traditions.

Event Details

• Dates: November 9th & 10th, 2024
• Time: Doors open at 11:00 AM
• Location: Spokane Community College The Lair, 1810 N Green St, Spokane, WA 99217
• Admission: Free
• Contact: (509) 828-3683

Festival Highlights

• Eight Stages of Performances: Discover local and regional talent with about 100 performing groups, featuring traditional and ethnic dance, folk music, and unique forms of entertainment.
• Crafts and Workshops: Explore traditional crafts and join workshops to learn more about different cultural art forms.
• Live KPBX Radio Show: Tune in on Saturday for a special live broadcast featuring select festival performers.
• Contra Dance Events: Wrap up each festival day with a traditional New England Contra dance, creating a lively and joyful atmosphere for everyone.

Why You Should Attend

• Celebrate Cultural Diversity: Experience a rich mix of folk traditions from around the world, all under one roof.
• Support Local Talent: With a focus on regional artists, the festival offers a chance to discover hidden gems in the folk music scene.
• Family-Friendly and Free: Perfect for families, this free event provides an opportunity to learn, dance, and enjoy a weekend full of cultural fun.

Experience Spokane’s Folk Heritage

Bring your friends and family to the Spokane Fall Folk Festival for an unforgettable experience of music, culture, and community. With a lineup of performances, workshops, and traditional dances, the festival celebrates the beauty of folk traditions and the talented artists who keep them alive.