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Annual Prescott Bluegrass Festival

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Event# 928-445-2000

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The Prescott Chamber of Commerce coordinates this FREE festival and strives to bring audiences a variety of bluegrass shows: traditional and contemporary; national, regional, and local groups; family and non-family bands - while maintaining the highest standards for the music. It remains the only FREE bluegrass festival of its caliber in the western United States. Financial support comes from local businesses, Lamb Chevrolet, the City of Prescott, Arizona Commission on the Arts and many additional Friends of Bluegrass, as well as raffle sales, festival tee shirts and the festival program. 11:00 a.m.

Dry Camping Available.

Annual Prescott Bluegrass Festival

Address : Courthouse Plaza Phoenix AZ
Phone : 928-445-2000   (Always call and confirm events.)

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Admission Fee : Free

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