South Florida Folk and Acoustic Music Festival

Performers and audience at the Gator Stage 2025
Music on the Gator Stage photo by Elyse Brunt

The South Florida Folk & Acoustic Music Festival returns to the Bergeron Rodeo Grounds in Davie from Feb. 5-7, 2027, bringing three days of live music, community connection, and hands-on creative experiences. Now in its 37th year, the festival features 60+ performers across two stages, showcasing folk, Americana, bluegrass, blues, and acoustic roots music, along with nationally recognized headliners, regional favorites, and emerging artists. Attendees can explore workshops, jam tents, songwriting sessions, craft vendors, and food trucks — all in a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere.

More than a concert, the festival is an interactive, family-friendly experience designed for music lovers of all ages. Saturday highlights the National Singer-Songwriter Competition, spotlighting rising talent, while Sunday’s popular Kids Music Day (11:30 am–3 pm) offers hands-on activities like music circles, songwriting for kids, puppet karaoke, and instrument making, with kids 12 and under admitted free with an adult. All activities are held under cover, rain or shine, making this a comfortable and accessible celebration of music, creativity, and community in Broward County.

Admission & Contact Details

Admission details:Presale Discounted tickets available until 2/1/27. Friday night non-member $23 member $18. 1-day ticket non-member $53; member $42. 2-day ticket non-member $100, member $73. Weekend ticket non-member $120, member $85. \

Attendance Type: In-Person

Capacity: 600

Intermission: No

Price Range: $15 - $120

More Information

Dates & Times

Date TBA

Friday 6-9 pm, Saturday 11 am-9 pm, Sunday 11 am - 8 pm

* Check with the presenting organization or venue to confirm times and durations.

Location

Bergeron Rodeo Grounds
4271 Davie Road
Fort Lauderdale , FL 33314

Accessibility

Event Accessibility

The Rodeo Grounds is accessible to wheelchairs. Special group pricing for patrons with disabilities.