Blistered Fingers Bluegrass Festival location is at the Litchfield Fairgrounds (30 Plains Road, Litchfield). Directions are located on the flyers on BlisteredFingers.com. 

The festival grounds have a big stage that was built in 2010, 18 women’s and 18 men’s indoor bathroom facilities, four free hot showers, numerous water locations throughout the grounds, electrical hookups, an Extra Large Tent and several food and craft vendors to select from. Our festival location has a ‘Welcome Home’ country atmosphere and flat, solid grounds.

We have the Blistered Fingers Kids Academy. Blistered Fingers and the Bluegrass Music Association of Maine have gotten together to create a free, relaxed, informative three day music program for children for ages 6-18. The focus is how to play & sing bluegrass music. Students will bring their own instruments and will commit to the three day program. All the kids get a free T-shirt and the group performs a couple of songs on main stage on Saturday. 

The gates will open at 8 a.m. on Sunday, June 12f or Early Birds. Weekend tickets for each festival will cover four days of great music and camping from Wednesday to Saturday and Sunday Morning Gospel Sing Along and Jam.

Performers:  The Moron Brothers, The Little Roy & Lizzy Show, The Bluegrass Brothers, The Edgar Loudermilk Band, Zink & Company, The Baker Family, Trinity River Band, The Misty Mountaineers (Maine), Robinson’s Bluegrass Gospel, and ... Your Host Band, Blistered Fingers!

Prices per person, tickets available at Gate: Early Bird Camping (Sunday, Monday & Tuesday before festival) $10/ day per camper; all four days with FREE camping- $85; children 16 and under free with paying adult: Wednesday & Thursday only- $15, Friday only- $30 after 5 p.m. - $20, Saturday only- $30 after 5 p.m. - $20; Sunday – FREE with weekend pass, dogs- $10; power- $30 for your entire stay

For additional information, visit BlisteredFingers.com or contact Sandy Cormier at blist-f@blisteredfingers.com, or (207) 873-6539.

At Blistered Fingers some of the greatest Bluegrass music can be heard at one of the largest family musical events in New England. This festival has something for all ages and has occurred every June and August since 1991.