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Quick take: 86 Hope blends Bluegrass, Folk and Indie with vocal harmonies, original songwriting and wide-ranging influences. The official festival bio also highlights albums, EPs or original recordings, strong ties to the local music community and wide-ranging musical influences.
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205 scheduled sets22 venues214 searchable acts
The whole September umbrella. This guide goes beyond the 17-venue free showcase program to include songwriter events, special programming and related ticketed concerts.
Emily Mikus blends Country, Jazz and Rock with acoustic textures and original songwriting. The official festival bio also highlights albums, EPs or original recordings.
Hallie Pecnik blends Country and Singer-songwriter with story-led songwriting and original songwriting. The official festival bio also highlights strong ties to the local music community.
Alabama native Gage Cowart blends traditional country storytelling, Red Dirt grit and Southern-rock energy. His official festival bio highlights honest writing, more than 200 performances a year and shared stages with established country and roots artists.
Food & drinkFull bar and food available from the adjacent St. Augustine Seafood Company
ParkingNo on-site parking. The Historic Downtown Parking Facility and paid downtown lots are the practical choices.
Entry noteGenerally all ages unless a specific event says otherwise.
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Last verifiedSeptember 3, 2026
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