South Florida Bluegrass Association

North Miami Beach, Florida — The South Florida Bluegrass Association has announced its 48th annual Everglades Bluegrass Festival, kicking off the New Year on a foot-stomping note — and this year’s lineup is bigger and better than ever. The festival takes place Friday, February 6; Saturday, February 7; and Sunday, February 8, featuring an incredible lineup of bluegrass talent.

This year promises to be a stunning showstopper with national acts including Hillary Klug, Sandy Back Porch, Cowgirl Up Bluegrass, Sarah McCulloch & Raiford Starke, The Brothers Five, and Headin’ Home. There’s also exceptional local talent, including Matthew Sabatella & The Rambling String Band, Blue Ember Bluegrass, and Gypsy Strings Revival, proving that bluegrass is alive and kicking in South Florida. The festival will also feature local singer/songwriter Quiana Major.

Attendees are encouraged to get tickets early and reserve a favorite overnight camping spot to enjoy the full weekend of music. Food trucks will be available throughout the Everglades Bluegrass Festival, ensuring music lovers stay fueled all weekend long.

So grab your hat, your guitar, banjo, fiddle — or whatever you make noise on — and join us at Greynolds Park in North Miami Beach, Florida, for the best in bluegrass.

Event Details:

• What: Everglades Bluegrass Festival
• When: Friday, February 6; Saturday, February 7; Sunday, February 8
• Where: Greynolds Park, 18501 NE 22nd Ave, North Miami Beach, FL 33160
• Tickets: Starting at $20 in advance on Eventbrite

For tickets and additional information, visit: https://southfloridabluegrass.org/home

About the South Florida Bluegrass Association:
The South Florida Bluegrass Association has presented bluegrass events in the Dade, Broward, Monroe, and Palm Beach areas since becoming Florida-chartered in 1971. In 1973, the organization became a 501(c)(3) non-profit dedicated to the education, preservation, and promotion of the rich heritage of bluegrass and old-time mountain music. The SFBA has consecutively produced and presented its international, three-day Everglades Bluegrass Festival since 1978.

Date Posted: February 6, 2026