Festival of American Fiddle Tunes: Performances

Each year, the Festival welcomes hundreds of players of traditional American music come to Fort Worden State Park for a full week of workshop classes, band labs, tutorials, dances, concerts, open jams, parties, and informal and spontaneous gatherings.

These workshops lead into mainstage shows where audiences members gather at McCurdy Pavilion, a World War I-era balloon hangar converted into one of the West’s most distinctive performance halls, to listen to the masters play.

We're currently assembling our 2010 Festival performances. There will be two concerts in McCurdy Pavilion on July 4, at 1:30 and 7:30, and there will be a public dance on the night of Friday, July 9. Detailed performance information will be posted soon.

Each year, the Festival welcomes hundreds of players of traditional American music come to Fort Worden State Park for a full week of workshop classes, band labs, tutorials, dances, concerts, open jams, parties, and informal and spontaneous gatherings.

These workshops lead into mainstage shows where audiences members gather at McCurdy Pavilion, a World War I-era balloon hangar converted into one of the West’s most distinctive performance halls, to listen to the masters play.

We're currently assembling our 2010 Festival performances. There will be two concerts in McCurdy Pavilion on July 4, at 1:30 and 7:30, and there will be a public dance on the night of Friday, July 9. Detailed performance information will be posted soon.