Our Schedule

The 2nd Annual Bluegrass Music Festival
Where Friends & Family Meet
Saturday, August 10th 2019
1-8 PM
RAIN OR SHINE
** EXTRA LARGE TENT **
HARD, DRY AREA FOR RV PARKING
BRING YOUR OWN CHAIRS

Performance Schedule

Back Woods Road 1:00 - 2:00
Zink & Company 2:00 - 3:00
Blistered Fingers 3:00 - 4:00

Dinner Break 4:00 - 5:00

Back Woods Road 5:00 - 6:00
Zink & Company 6:00 - 7:00

Blistered Fingers 7:00 - 8:00

Description:TUESDAYS AT THE GAZEBO will be bringing another summer of music and community enjoyment at the beautiful Gazebo in front of the Turner Public Library. Rain or Shine, concerts are 6:30 – 8:00 pm. approximately, with musicians arriving earlier to set and tune up. In case of rain, we go downstairs, in the community room, under the Library. Suggested donation $5:00, as this is how we pay the musicians. We pass the hat. There is no town funding.

Some of the Greatest Bluegrass music you can see and hear at one of the largest family musical events in New England! This Bluegrass Festival takes place twice every year bringing thousands of Music lovers from all over the World converging in Litchfield, Maine to hear banjos, fiddles, and those high, lonesome harmonies. This event will feature many National and Local bands from all over the world. Our Blistered Fingers festival has something for all ages. Music happens every June and August since 1991. Buses, RV's, Campers, Tents, Day Attendees and 4 days of entertainment.
Come early and stay after!
Don't just hear about it experience it!!

Thomas Point Beach Bluegrass Festival is Celebrating their 40th Anniversary and the show is so big it just isn't going to fit into four days! Our Maine roots run deep here in the pine groves at Thomas Point Beach and for this year we are proud to be announcing a BONUS night dedicated to some of the great home-grown talent right here in our own home state! Please join us for Maine Night on Wednesday, August 28! We have four excellent Maine based bands joining us.  

Back Woods Road
Flight 37 with Carter Logan
Old Eleven
Sandy River Ramblers