THE SPOKANE FOLKLORE SOCIETY'S

26th Annual Fall Folk Festival

26 years of celebrating our cultural diversity
The live 2021 Fall Folk Festival was cancelled due to covid-19 concerns. Regardless, we have provided a Virtual Festival again this year. Our Festival delivers nearly 50 video performances. It’s a multi-cultural program featuring African, Brazilian, Bulgarian, Caribbean, Celtic, Croatian, Indian, Irish, Middle Eastern, and Scottish music and dance along with Americana, bluegrass, blues, country, folk, Singer-songwriters, stories, and songs for kids of all ages. So, relax and enjoy!
Begins
​Saturday, November 13, 2021
Just Added to the Virtual Festival
Check out the new Crooked Kilt video that we've just added to the Virtual Festival.
Kick Off your 2021 Virtual Fall Folk Festival Experience with Spokane Public Radio's Festival Program
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SPR presented a two-hour program featuring festival performers. The program was hosted by SPR Music Director, Verne Windham, and Kevin Brown of Front Porch Bluegrass.

The KPBX 91.1 Radio program was broadcast on the opening day of the festival and featured both new and established festival performers. The program, in its entirety, is now available at the Spokane Public Radio's From the Studio website as four podcasts. Check it out.

​For more details, check out our Programs page.
What is the Fall Folk Festival? Take a look!
Listen to Our 2019 Public Service Announcement to Learn More!
Watch KSPS TV's Northwest Profiles Feature on the Fall Folk Festival

Special Announcement Regarding the 2021 Fall Folk Festival

Due to ongoing covid-19 concerns, the Fall Folk Festival committee has regretfully decided to cancel the Live 2021 Fall Folk Festival usually held in Spokane Community College's Lair in November. Instead, the committee has again chosen to hold a Virtual Festival.

Many of the scheduled performers have already submitted videos of their performances. More are to come. The Festival committee will post these videos on our website, SpokaneFolkFestival.org, beginning Saturday, November 13.

Despite the difficulties that we have encountered because of covid-19, the Fall Folk Festival committee continues its commitment to provide a venue to showcase traditional music, dance and the arts to Spokane and the surrounding area.

​Let's all work toward making it possible to hold a live 2022 Fall Folk Festival. We'll see you there.