Sisters Folk Festival, official poster and event artworkSource: official site ↗
Sisters, OR

Sisters Folk Festival

ExpectedExpected September

Next dates not announced yet. Last festival: 25 to 27 September 2026

Camping, car$245 ppFolkAmericana
Dates
Expected September
Status
Confirmed
Venue
7 stages throughout downtown Sisters, OR (indoor, church, and courtyard venues at local restaurants)
Price
$245
Camping
Available
Last checked
Aug 23, 2026

Sisters Folk Festival comes to Sisters, OR, Expected September, with Brandy Clark, Mason Via, Thunderstorm Artis, plus 3 more. Froligo tracks the confirmed lineup, current ticket prices, camping, attendee feedback and travel details.

The experience

What's special

Sisters Folk Festival is an intimate, multi-genre music festival held in downtown Sisters, Oregon. Founded in 1995, the festival spans 28 years of tradition with seven stages throughout the charming mountain town, featuring world-class performers and high-profile artists alongside lesser-known songwriters and bands

What people love

Attendees highlight the excellent organization and the passionate volunteer staff. The diverse musical selection and intimate artist-led workshops create a transformative festival experience in a picturesque setting

How attendees rate it

Based on attendee reports online
Music & sound★★★★★
See detailed ratings
Access & logistics★★★★★
Safety & comfort★★★★★

Drawn from public attendee reports and reviews. Member star ratings will show here once enough people who went have rated it.

Listen

Tap an artist to play them right here.

No official playlist linked yet. Find Sisters Folk Festival on Spotify.

Lineup

Getting there

Nearest airport RDM.

How do I get to Sisters Folk Festival?

By car

Most people drive to Sisters Folk Festival. The nearest major airport is RDM, and from there it is a straightforward drive to the venue. Check current road and traffic conditions before you set off, and see parking below.

By train

No direct passenger rail to the venue was found. Drive, fly in, or use a shuttle instead.

By bus & public transit

No scheduled intercity bus or public transit route to the venue was found. Drive, fly in, or use a shuttle instead.

Taxi & rideshare
Uber, Lyft, Bend Cab Company, Enviro Shuttle (private booked shuttle van)~30-40 minutes · Not specifically published for the RDM-Sisters route (Bend Cab's $28-$45 Bend-RDM figure is a shorter comparable trip, not a Sisters quote)

Sisters itself has no Uber/Lyft presence once you're in town (per official festival guidance elsewhere), so the practical airport leg is a taxi/rideshare/rental car direct from RDM covering the ~25-30 miles to Sisters

Book / info →

Taxis and rideshare such as Uber and Lyft can be limited near the venue, especially late at night or in rural areas. Agree a pickup point and time in advance and keep a backup plan.

🅿 Parking

Cost Free.

🚙 Car hire

Compare car hire at RDM

No rideshare service operates within Sisters itself and RDM has no direct transit connection a rental car (six agencies at RDM) is the most practical option for fly-in attendees not staying with a local host or using the carpool-matching app

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Live price search coming soon.

Where

Venue

The venue has its own page with capacity, accessibility and parking.

Camping & Accommodation

Is there camping at Sisters Folk Festival?

Yes, on site camping is available.

Facilities

✓ Toilets✗ Showers✓ ATMs / cash✓ Food✓ Coffee✗ Power / charging✓ Wi-Fi / signal
Camping site types 2
Car / tent

The Sisters High School camping site explicitly accepts 'camper or passenger vehicles' in addition to RVs. Multi-night reservations only (no single-night stays); dry camping, no hookups. Pricing not found in fetched content

Van

Camper vans and cabover campers are explicitly listed among accepted vehicle types at the Shepherd of the Hills site

Not camping? Where to stay

Hotels nearby 5
Black Butte RanchLink coming soon
Best Western Ponderosa LodgeLink coming soon
Grand Stay HospitalityLink coming soon
Five Pine Lodge & SpaLink coming soon
Sisters Inn and SuitesLink coming soon

Accessibility & comfort

What the organiser or venue publishes about getting around, and what they do not.

Disability access

Sisters Folk Festival publishes a dedicated accessibility page at sistersfolkfest.org/accessibility and, unusually, a per venue accessibility breakdown PDF linked from it and from each venue on the info page (https://www.sistersfolkfest.org/_files/ugd/9a7681_96d32277afe8415e8ebba1532235528b.pdf).

Read the full notes

This is a multi venue event: 7 venues spread through downtown Sisters, walkable rather than shuttle based, with much of it outdoors and some stages in parks or grassy areas so some travel is over natural terrain. The venue PDF gives surface by surface detail: Village Green stage sits on a manicured lawn under a tent, mostly level with potential for roots or other small obstacles, and has 6 ADA parking spots; Sisters Art Works is entered via a paved parking lot with the bar and token booth on flat gravel and 6 ADA parking spots; Oliver Lemons is entered from a paved street with a sidewalk ramp, stage on level pavement under carpet, standing venue with limited perimeter seating and 4 to 6 ADA spots; Sisters Depot is the hardest, entered down a paved alley across a small section of gravel onto a cobblestone patio with a narrow ramp down to the chair area, limited space to maneuver and narrow walkways; Sisters Saloon is entered by stairs or a ramp onto paved patio; The Belfry is indoors in a historic church with stairs or ramp access and balcony seating upstairs with no elevator, 4 ADA spots; The Open Door is entered from sidewalk onto flat pavers, 3 ADA spots.

Accessible bathrooms or portable toilets are available at all venues, and the PDF specifies standard and ADA porta potties per venue. Accessible parking is on city streets as marked plus additional signed accessible parking at each venue.

Accessibility Ambassador volunteers in blue vests assist, with blue accessibility entrance flags at Sisters Art Works and Village Green. The festival does not provide rental mobility devices, golf cart rides or push services.

Wheelchairs, power wheelchairs and three or four wheeled scooters are permitted. Accessible seating and possible early access can be requested from any volunteer at a venue entrance. No accessible viewing platform, companion or carer ticket policy, accessible camping provision, or shuttle accessibility is published; the info page carries a shuttle FAQ question but no published answer, and the RV camping at Sisters High School is stated to be about 1.7 miles from the venues on pavement.

For questions in advance the organiser gives office phone (541) 588-7066 and email [email protected]

Childrenchildren 5 and under free with single-day tickets

Confirm your specific needs with the organiser's access team before you travel.

Checked 2026-09-03 · source

Pricing

Most recent pricing
$245 per person
Price history and tiers
3-Day Festival Pass: Adult $245, Youth $90. Single-day: Fri $95/$40, Sat $160/$65, Sun $75/$35 (adult/youth).
3-Day Pass Adult $2453-Day Pass Youth $90Friday Adult $95Saturday Adult $160Sunday Adult $75
A guide only. Prices change, so confirm the current price on the official ticket page before you buy.

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