Join us for a great family-friendly weekend of live bluegrass bands
(national, international, regional & local), music workshops, impromptu jam sessions, vendors, special kid's activities,
Kid's Music camp, tasty food, plenty of onsite dry camping, all at the fascinating 40-acre outdoor Antique Gas &
Steam Engine Museum in San Diego's North County. Please browse our website for info on the bands, camping and ticket information,
photos and video of past festivals, sponsorship opportunities and much more.
FESTIVAL HOURS: (gates
open Fri & Sat 8 am - 8 pm, Sun 8 am - 4 pm)
Friday 3:00 pm - 10:00 pm
Saturday 10:00 am - 10:00 pm
Sunday 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
CAMPING: visit our "Camping"
page for full information! Dry camping available starting Weds. at 4:00 pm (no earlier arrivals), and you can camp until noon
Mon. all for one flat camping rate! All campers MUST purchase festival tickets.
DAY PARKING: AGSEM Parking
Fee is $2 per day (funds go to museum).
PET POLICY: Sorry, NO
PETS IN FESTIVAL AREA! (Campers may have pets on leash in the campground.) There is NO suitable place for non-campers to leave
a pet, and the parking area is hot and unshaded, so please don't bring pets to the festival for their own health
& safety.
WHAT TO BRING: The
festival is outdoors - bring lawn chairs, hats & sunscreen. Prepare for lots of sunshine. Some bleachers and part of the
audience area are shaded. Food & beverages available onsite. No Alcohol or glass allowed in audience area.
WOULD YOU LIKE TO VOLUNTEER TO WORK AT SUMMERGRASS?
Our volunteers are the lifeblood of the festival! We can't sufficiently thank our
many faithful friends who have volunteered year after year - we couldn't do it without you! But, we can always use more
good quality helpers. Visit our Volunteer page by clicking on "Volunteering" on the navigation bar on the left of this
page.
WANT A FEEL FOR "THAT SUMMERGRASS EXPERIENCE"?
Click on the videos at the bottom of this page, and check
out "Photo Memories" on the navigation bar on the left to see the fun in 2003,
2004, 2005, and 2006, plus photos of 2006 Kid's Camp too!
