The Doylestown Arts Festival will hold a weekend full of live music on September 6 and 7. More than 40 musicians will perform on five stages across the event, which runs from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. daily and is free to attend.
The 2025 festival features musicians from across Bucks County, the greater Philadelphia region, and beyond. Performances will include local fan favorites The Great Bonfire, Dirk Quinn Band, The Little Red Rooster Blues Band, School of Rock Doylestown, and Lost Cricket String Band. The festival will also host acts from the surrounding region, including Cherry Lane Band, Two Rocks Rye, Wild Hymns, Pure Jerry, and Elle Gyandoh & The John Doe Band.
Special acts for kids and families by Tuckers’ Tales Puppet Theatre and Lolly Hopwood are also planned.
“We have looked forward to the Doylestown Arts Festival weekend every year since my father exhibited for a couple of years in the early 1990s. Music, art, food, great people, and a fun overall community experience. What more could you ask for? Doylestown is a terrific community to live and work in,” said Colette Hearn, Doylestown Borough business owner and resident.
The festival includes some 160 artists, a variety of activities, local food, and live art demonstrations. Music ranges from jazz and rock to pop and blues. For more information, visit dtownartsfestival.com.
