South Florida Folk & Acoustic Music Festival
All of the activities at the festival are held UNDER A COVER! Don’t worry about rainy weather!
Jan. 31- Feb. 2, 2025
Bergeron Rodeo Grounds
4201 SW 65th Way, Davie, FL 33314
The rodeo grounds are West of the Florida Turnpike (the Griffin Road exit), State Road 7, I-95 and South of I-595, State Road 84 and East of I-75. The location is near the corner of Davie Road and Orange Drive at 4201 Rodeo Way.
Vendor
If you are interested in becoming a Vendor, please email Peter Fox @ peterfoxmassage@gmail.com and sign up here https://sffolk.org/vendors/
Raffles
We are currently looking for a raffle coordinator. If you would be willing to help, please contact sffamc@gmail.com
Raffles will be scheduled throughout the day at Gator Stage. Winning numbers will be listed at the Folk Club Table. Special raffles (guitars, 50/50) will happen at the end of each night.
Sponsors
Please visit our sponsor page if you or your business would like to help sponsor the festival.
Sponsors
Food Information
We will have food trucks (see vendor page), but you are welcome to bring in your own food as well.
Camping is available for tents or RV’s. Sign up here https://sffolk.org/festival-camping/
Music Schedule
Friday music will start at 3 pm. We plan to have a song circle 3 – 5 pm. Performers will be on stage from 5-9 pm.
Saturday music will start at 10 am (Songwriter Competition from 10-12 on Gator Stage). Will McLean Stage will run from about 12 to 5 pm. Gator Stage will run from 10 am to 9 pm.
On Sunday, Will McLean Stage will run from 11 am to 5 pm. Gator Stage will run from 11 am to 8 pm.
All performer bios and performance times, links to their home pages, and links to listen to their music, are all posted on individual webpages for each day and each stage. (The times are there, but are still subject to change)
Festival Program
There will be a printed copy of the program and schedule at the gate, but you can also download a copy of the program.
Dogs on leashes are welcome.
Please make sure that they have been vaccinated and do not have “jingly” collars.
