The free community festival, hosted by Spring City Arts, will bring two days of live music to Spring City Square, 50 South 100 East, offering residents and visitors an opportunity to enjoy a wide variety of local and regional musicians in one of Sanpete County’s most picturesque settings.

With all events free to the public, the festival has become a celebration not only of music but also of community, arts and the unique character of Spring City. Food vendors will be available throughout the festival, giving visitors plenty of reasons to make an afternoon or evening of it.

The music begins Friday evening at 6:30 p.m. with Lyndsey and the Wulf, followed at 7:45 p.m. by Craig & Tamilisa Miner. The evening will conclude with Last Wild Buffalo, taking the stage at 8:30 p.m.

Saturday’s lineup begins at 3 p.m. with Moonshine Prophets, followed by Spring City Barnbeats at 4:30 p.m. The afternoon continues with Randall and the Petes at 5 p.m. and the Jordan Mathew Young Duo at 5:30 p.m.

The music continues into the evening with Molly in the Mineshaft at 6 p.m., another performance by the Jordan Mathew Young Duo at 7:15 p.m., and Paige and The Overtones closing out the festival at 8 p.m.

The variety of performers gives the festival a broad musical appeal, with traditional bluegrass and folk influences mixed with contemporary sounds and original music. Whether visitors come specifically for the music or simply want to spend a summer evening in Spring City, organizers hope the festival will provide something for everyone.

The festival also provides an opportunity to experience Spring City Arts’ commitment to bringing the arts into the community. The organization has continued to make music, visual arts and other cultural experiences accessible to residents and visitors through a variety of programs and events.

During the Bluegrass and Folk Music Festival, the Spring City Arts Gallery will also be open, giving festival visitors a chance to step away from the music and enjoy the work of artists featured in the gallery.

The combination of live music, art, food and the historic atmosphere of Spring City Square makes the weekend a natural gathering place for families, friends and music lovers.

For those who have attended the festival in previous years, the 2026 event offers another chance to enjoy familiar community traditions while discovering new performers. For first-time visitors, it provides an easy introduction to the arts and culture that make Spring City unique.

The festival is part of Spring City Arts’ ongoing effort to make quality arts programming available to the community. Funding and support for Spring City Arts includes assistance from the National Endowment for the Arts, the Utah Legislature and the Utah Division of Arts & Museums, along with community support.

There is no admission charge for any of the festival performances. Donations to Spring City Arts are always welcome and help support future arts programming in the community.

Visitors are encouraged to bring family and friends, find a comfortable spot around the square and enjoy an evening of music under the summer sky.

The Spring City Arts Bluegrass and Folk Music Festival will be held Friday, July 31, and Saturday, August 1, 2026, at Spring City Square, 50 South 100 East in Spring City.

For more information about the festival and other Spring City Arts programs, visit www.springcityarts.org.