Festival
About the Hiawatha Festival
Please mark your calendars for the
34th Annual Hiawatha Traditional Music Festival
July 20-22, 2012
Marquette, Mich., Tourist Park
(hoping our negotiations for continued Park use are successful this fall!)

To join our mailing list and receive our spring, pre-Festival newsletter, please send your papermail address to info@hiawathamusic.org.
2012 Ticket prices
Regular Weekend Advance Prices (includes Friday, Saturday, Sunday):
Adults (18 and older): TBA
Seniors (62 and older): TBA
Teens (13 to 17): TBA
Children (5 to 12): $5
Parking Pass: TBA
(registered campers only)
Camping, per tag: TBA
(Camping only with weekend ticket; one tag required for each camping unit, covers Fri., Sat., Sun. nights. For full details about Festival camping, please click here)
Friday Night Dance Only
(Advance and Gate)
Adults, Seniors, Teens: TBA
Children: $5
Saturday or Sunday Only
(Advance and Gate)
Adults, Seniors, Teens: TBA
Children: $5
Weekend Gate Price
Adults, Seniors, Teens: TBA
Children: $5
Sorry - No refunds or exchanges on any tickets, parking passes or camping tags.
Member ticket-price specials
If you purchase or renew a Hiawatha Music Co-op annual membership of $25 or more, you can enjoy a discount on at least one Festival ticket. To learn more about membership, please click here
The Hiawatha Festival is the only event of its size and scope in Michigan's Upper Peninsula. Without Hiawatha, local performers and fans would have to travel between four and six hours to the nearest festivals of its size and type.
The Festival is held the next-to-last FULL weekend in July, at the Marquette, Mich., Tourist Park.
Each year's event features traditional-music styles that include bluegrass, old-time, Cajun, Celtic, acoustic blues and folk - including singer/songwriters - and dance. Mainstage acts include nationally known performers as well as regional and local favorites.
The Festival also has special areas for children and teens with organized activities and performances designed for those age groups.
For more information about performing or vending at the Hiawatha Festival, please see the related links at right.
