Sisters, Oregon·Tents, a church and restaurant courtyards

7 stages throughout downtown Sisters, OR (indoor, church, and courtyard venues at local restaurants)

Sisters Folk Festival spreads across intimate settings around the small Oregon town: expansive tents, a historic church and courtyard venues at local restaurants. Accessibility Ambassador volunteers in blue vests help at the entrances, and wheelchairs, power wheelchairs and mobility scooters are welcome, though the festival does not rent out mobility devices itself. Three festival bars, at Sisters Art Works, Oliver Lemon's and Village Green, take the commemorative pint cup that comes with every adult ticket.

Before you go

Tents, a church and restaurant courtyards
Blue vest Accessibility Ambassadors on site
Bring your own mobility device
Accessible parking on city streets
Three festival bars with your pint cup
Founded in 1995
Indoor or outdoor
Both: tents, a historic church and courtyard venues at local restaurants
Official site
sistersfolkfest.org
Next festival here
Sisters Folk Festival, Sep 25 to 27, 2026

Worth knowing before you go

  • The festival does not rent mobility devices, golf carts or push services, so bring your own.
  • Look for blue accessibility entrance flags at Sisters Art Works and Village Green.
  • Accessible parking is on city streets as marked, plus signed spots at each venue.
  • Your ticket's pint cup works at three festival bars: Sisters Art Works, Oliver Lemon's and Village Green.

Festivals here

Venue basics: Tents, a church and restaurant courtyards · Blue vest Accessibility Ambassadors on site · Bring your own mobility device.

Is it for you

Choose it if

  • You like festivals spread through a small town's tents, a church and restaurant courtyards.
  • You want on-site accessibility help even though you'll need your own mobility device.

Think twice if

  • You need the festival to supply a wheelchair or golf cart ride: it does not.

Getting there and parking

Accessible parking is available on city streets as marked, with additional signed accessible parking at each venue.

Accessibility

Accessibility Ambassador volunteers wear blue vests to help patrons with disabilities find their way around, and blue accessibility entrance flags mark entry points at Sisters Art Works and Village Green. Wheelchairs, power wheelchairs and three or four wheeled scooters are permitted, and accessible bathrooms or portable toilets are available at every venue.

The festival does not provide rental mobility devices, golf cart rides or push services, so bring your own wheelchair or scooter if you need one. Only trained service animals under their owner's control are welcome, and owners must clean up after them.

Confirm your specific needs with the venue before you travel (sistersfolkfest.org).

Camping

We don't yet have confirmed information about camping at 7 stages throughout downtown Sisters, OR (indoor, church, and courtyard venues at local restaurants). The venue's own pages are the place to check: sistersfolkfest.org.

Food, water and what you can bring

Three festival bars operate at Sisters Art Works, Oliver Lemon's and Village Green, and an adult ticket includes a commemorative pint cup to use there.

Recently at 7 stages throughout downtown Sisters, OR (indoor, church, and courtyard venues at local restaurants)

The Bones of J.R. Jones - Sinner Song (Live at the Sisters Folk Festival)

From the venue · Jul 31, 2026

TAE & The Neighborly - Thrift Shop Pogo Stick (Live at the Sisters Folk Festival)

From the venue · May 6, 2026

Kaleta & Super Yamba Band (Live at Sisters Folk Festival)

From the venue · Apr 2, 2026

Quick answers

Where does Sisters Folk Festival happen?

In intimate settings around town: expansive tents, a historic church and courtyard venues at local restaurants.

Is Sisters Folk Festival accessible?

Partly. Accessibility Ambassador volunteers in blue vests help at the entrances, wheelchairs and mobility scooters are welcome, and every venue has an accessible bathroom or portable toilet, though the festival does not rent out mobility devices itself.

Can I rent a wheelchair at the festival?

No. The festival does not provide rental mobility devices, golf cart rides or push services, so bring your own.

Where can I park?

Accessible parking is on city streets as marked, with additional signed spots at each venue.

Are service animals allowed?

Yes. Trained service animals under their owner's control are welcome, and owners are responsible for cleaning up after them.

What do I get with my ticket besides the shows?

A commemorative pint cup you can use at any of the three festival bars: Sisters Art Works, Oliver Lemon's and Village Green.

When was Sisters Folk Festival founded?

In 1995.

A little history

Sisters Folk Festival was founded in 1995 and brings high profile and lesser-known artists together in intimate settings around the small town.