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Like camping? Like folk and traditional music? Like good food and arts and crafts? This event is for you.
The Hiawatha Music Festival in Marquette is a great way to enjoy music in the great outdoors. But you'd better hurry to get advanced tickets... there's only 8 more hours to get weekend passes for $15 off (that's Friday, Saturday and Sunday). Click here to order tickets.
2013 Regular Weekend Advance Prices (includes Friday, Saturday, Sunday):
Adults (18 and older): $65.00 each
Seniors (62 and older): $55.00 each
Teens (13 to 17): $55.00 each
Children (5 to 12): $5
Parking Pass: $50 (must buy at least one weekend camping pass and one camping tag to park)
Camping, per tag: $15
(Camping only with weekend ticket; one tag required for each camping unit including screen tents and tarps hung up over sites; tags covers Fri., Sat., Sun. nights)
Weekend Gate Price
Adults, Seniors, Teens: $80.00 each
Children: $5
Adults, Seniors, Teens: $80.00 each
Children: $5
Single-Day Tickets
Friday Night Dance Only (Advance and Gate)
Adults, Seniors, Teens: $25.00 each
Children: $5
Saturday or Sunday Only (Advance and Gate)
Adults, Seniors, Teens: $50.00 each
Children: $5
Hiawatha is always held the next-to-last full weekend in July at the Marquette Tourist Park. Of course, that means this weekend.
Each year’s event features traditional-music styles that include bluegrass, old-time, Cajun, Celtic, acoustic blues and folk – including singer/songwriters – and dance. Mainstage acts include nationally known performers as well as regional and local favorites.
This year's mainstage acts include:
Friday Night Dance Only (Advance and Gate)
Adults, Seniors, Teens: $25.00 each
Children: $5
Saturday or Sunday Only (Advance and Gate)
Adults, Seniors, Teens: $50.00 each
Children: $5
Hiawatha is always held the next-to-last full weekend in July at the Marquette Tourist Park. Of course, that means this weekend.
Each year’s event features traditional-music styles that include bluegrass, old-time, Cajun, Celtic, acoustic blues and folk – including singer/songwriters – and dance. Mainstage acts include nationally known performers as well as regional and local favorites.
This year's mainstage acts include:
Bonsoir Catin
Costabella Cloggers
Craver, Hicks, Watson, Newberry
Door Cats
Antje Duvekot
John Gorka
Ironweed
Kaivama
Charlie Parr
Royal Garden Trio
Solas
The Festival also has special areas for children and teens with organized activities and performances designed for those age groups.
Concessions are available. Enjoy pizza, ice cream, donuts, alongside local favorites from Sweet Basil and Beaver Grove Bison.
Shop for a variety of arts and crafts including pottery, musical instruments, bead work, glass, jewelry and clothing.
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