Festival information
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Performance Stages
South Depot Stage
(174 South Depot St.)
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Jones House Stage
(604 West King St.)
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North Depot Stage
(130 North Depot St.)
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BACR / 641 RPM Stage
(267 Howard St.)
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Appalachian Theatre
(559 West King St.)
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Dance Stage
at Wild Craft Eatery / Boone Bagelry
(526 West King St.)
Food Options
In addition to downtown restaurants, food trucks and vendors will be located throughout festival grounds.
-The Cardinal
-Just Wing It
-Famous Brick Oven Pizzeria
-Claudia's Tacos
-Carolina Pizza Co.
-Big Brose's Family BBQ
-Boone Dawgs
-Insomnia Cookies
-Ben & Jerry's
-Little Wing Ice Cream
-Frosties Ice Cream Express
-Valencia Flavors
-Hungry Monk
-Raleigh Popsicle Co.
-Simple WTR
Information Tent
South Depot / Howard St. Intersection
-Festival Map/Information
Vendor Market
Local nonprofits and vendors will showcase handmade crafts, pottery, textiles, artwork, photography, jewelry, apparel, home décor, personal care items, food products, and more.
Also be sure to visit downtown shops, businesses, and galleries.
Kids Zone at the Watauga Library
Bring the family by the Watauga Library for kid-friendly fun including music, games, face painting, ice cream, arts and crafts, and more!
Parking
-Downtown metered spaces on King and Queen Streets
-Public lots and decks on ASU campus
*Please read signage*
(Info at https://parking.appstate.edu/)
-Watauga County Social Services/ Health Department lot (off of Poplar Grove Connector)
Breweries
Each festival space will have designated areas for beer gardens. Local craft beer will be provided by:
-Booneshine Brewing Co.
-Lost Province Brewing Co.
-Appalachian Mountain Brewery
-Happy Valley Filling Station
-SouthEnd Brewing Co.
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Silent Disco
Free silent disco sessions will take place on Friday and Saturday nights following the concerts. More information soon!
Restrooms
Portable Toilets
-South Depot Street
-Jones House Lot
-North Depot Street
-Watauga Library
-Wild Craft Eatery Dance Lot
*The Watauga Library and various downtown businesses have public restrooms available